(p. 253) kēdārā2 an Indian musical mode. 14)

(p. 253) kēlēṅkāri a scandal; infamy; disgrace, disrepute; a scandalous affair or act. ̃জনক a. scandalous; disgraceful; infamous. 47)

(p. 194) kapiśa pale yellowish colour, mud-colour. a. pale yellow, mud-coloured. 154)

(p. 239) kujjhaṭi, kujjhaṭikā, kujjhaṭī fog, mist. কুজ্ঝটিকাময় a. overcast with fog or mist, foggy, misty. কুজ্ঝটিকাচ্ছন্ন a. enveloped in fog or mist, foggy, misty. 25)

(p. 240) kunikā a unit of dry measure of rice, pigeon-pulses etc.; a vessel for measuring this amount. 53)

(p. 238) kukṣi the pit of the belly or abdomen; the womb; a cave; the interior. ̃গত a. entered into the belly; lying in the belly or the womb or a cave; lying inside, interior; (fig.) completely seized or appropriated, under absolute control. 17)

(p. 192) kaṅgrēsa an assembly of delegates, specialists etc. for discussion or settlement of problems; a congress; the legislature of the United States and some other American-type republics, the Congress; the Indian National Congress party, the Congress. কংগ্রেসি a. of or belonging to or following the Indian National Congress. n. a Congressman, a Congress worker. 7)

(p. 248) kṛtānta a name of Yama (যম) the Hindu God of death. 44)

(p. 257) kōna, kōn which, what (chiefly interro.) a certain, some (কোন দিন হয়তো শুনব). adv. in what respect, how (তুমিই কোন সাধু); why (আমিই কোন না বলি). কোন কোন pro. & a. pl. which ones. 13)

(p. 208) karmānubandha the course of business; necessity caused by business. 21)

(p. 192) ki1 where. int. denoting: disappointment, dejection, denial, amazement, cordiality etc. 3)

(p. 251) kṛpaṇa miserly, niggardly, close-fisted, parsimonious, stingy, illiberal, narrowminded. fem. কৃপণা, কৃপণী । ̃তা n. miserliness, niggardliness, close-fistedness, parsimony, stinginess, narrowmindedness. ̃স্বভাব a. miserly or niggardly by nature; illiberal or narrowminded by nature. fem. কৃপণস্বভাবা 5)

(p. 240) kupathya harmful diet (esp. for a patient). কুপথ্য করা v. to take harmful or unwholesome diet or food. 60)

(p. 202) kabalita, kabalīkṛta taken into the mouth; gulped, swallowed, eaten; forcefully occupied; seized; gripped; possessed. 11)

(p. 243) kubēra the Hindu god of wealth (cp. Pluto, Mammon). ̃পুরী n. the abode or city of Kuvera (কুবের) which is full of wealth and pomp and grandeur. ̃সদৃশ, ̃তুল্য a. as rich as Kuvera (কুবের); extremely wealthy, very rich. 12)