(p. 206) karāẏatta gripped, grasped; taken firm hold or possession of; brought under one's control or power; usurped; learned thoroughly. 10)

(p. 261) kyāṅāru the kangaroo. 21)

(p. 261) kyālēnaḍāra, kyālēnḍāra a calendar, a chart showing days, weeks and months of the year. 27)

(p. 257) kōdāla, kōdāli a broad-bladed digging tool, a spade. কোদালিয়া a. one who digs with a spade. কোদাল দিয়ে খনন spadework. কোদাল পাড়া v. to dig with a spade. 12)

(p. 262) kramēla, kramēlaka the camel. 17)

(p. 208) karmisaṅgha trade union. 30)

(p. 226) kābila competent, fit; grown up, of age. 2)

(p. 220) kāṭalēṭa a cutlet. 25)

(p. 208) kalālāpa1 a sweet low and indistinct sound; a pleasant (and usu. amorous) tete-a-tete; a bumble-bee. 69)

(p. 232) kālāpāhāḍ় (hist.) a Brahmin who after embracing Islam was turned into a notorious iconoclast; (fig.) an awful religious renegade, a decrier of current beliefs, a turbulent heretic. কালাপাহাড়ি a. of or like an awful religious renegade or a decrier of current beliefs; heretical. n. iconoclasm; heresy. 9)

(p. 192) kaṅkāla a skeleton; a bone. ̃মালী n. one who wears a garland of bones; an appellation of Shiva (শিব). ̃মালিনী n. fem. one who wears a garland of bones; an appellation of Goddess Kali (কালী). ̃সার a. reduced to bones or to a skeleton, one who is only skin and bone, (cp.) a bag of bones. 27)

(p. 228) kālajña having the power (usu. astrological) to know which is the right or opportune moment for doing anything. n. such a man; an astrologer. কালজ্ঞান n. (astrol.) knowledge that enables one to determine or divine the right or opportune moment for doing anything; astrology. 69)

(p. 248) kṛtya that which ought to be or is to be done. n. a duty, a task (নিত্যকৃত্য, প্রাতঃকৃত্য); (gr.) a system of adding suffixes to words. ̃ক n. a public department, public service (শিক্ষণ-কৃত্যক = the educational service). কৃত্যকবই n. a service-book. কৃত্যক সূচি n. service-roll. ̃সূচি a. agenda. কৃত্যা n. fem. enchantment, witchery; an act or deed. কৃত্যাকৃত্য n. what ought to be and ought not to be done.

(p. 234) kiphāẏata a cut in expenditure; reduction of expenditure; cheapness; profit, gain. 27)

(p. 234) kimbadanti, kimbadantī a traditional or familiar report or rumour; hearsay. 6)