(p. 194) kaṭaki of or relating to Cuttack in Orissa. 15)

(p. 194) kaṇṭhya (gr.) guttural. ̃বর্ণ n. (gr.) a guttural letter, a guttural. 76)

(p. 225) kābā a kind of a very long and loosefitting shirt; a quadrangular mosque in Mecca where Muslim Haj pilgrims gather to say their prayers before the holy Black Stone. 20)

(p. 208) kalāi2 any of the varieties of leguminous seeds yielding pigeon-pea or pulses; bean. ̃শুঁটি n. pea-legume. 65)

(p. 232) kāśa2 a tall species of grass of which mats are made. ̃পুষ্প, ̃ফুল n. white flower of this grass; catkin. 38)

(p. 240) kudhārā a bad custom, an unwholesome tradition. 48)

(p. 226) kāmarā a compartment, a room, a chamber, a cubicle. 15)

(p. 232) kāhāra1 (genit.) whose. 54)

(p. 257) kōtōẏāla a policeman; a constable; the chief of a police station; a police chief. কোতোয়ালি n. a police station; the profession of a policeman or a constable or that of the chief of a police station or a police chief. 8)

(p. 262) klōrina a poisonous gaseous element of greenish yellow colour (used for purifying water), chlorine.

(p. 257) kōraka a bud (of a flower). কোরকোদ্গম n. budding. 30)

(p. 257) kōpānala, kōpāgni the fire of anger or wrath or fury; fit of violent anger. 18)

(p. 234) kimpuruṣa a Kinnar (কিন্নর); (myth.) a province of ancient India or a country in the neighbourhood of India. 32)

(p. 194) kapila brown, tawny. n. the brown colour. কপিলা a. fem. of কপিল; (of cows) female. n. a brown cow; a wishing cow; a cowcalf. 153)

(p. 231) kālāgni, kālānala (myth.) the expected divine conflagration which will annihilate the universe, the fire of universal annihilation. 35)