(p. 208) kalāpa an ornament esp. one worn round the waist; a peacock's tail; a collection, a multitude (ক্রিয়াকলাপ). কলাপী n. the peacock. fem. কলাপিনী the peahen. 67)

(p. 192) kaṃsakāra a worker in bell metal (by trade or caste). 10)

(p. 243) kumbhakarṇa the monstrous second brother of Ravana (রাবণ) as described in the Ramayana (he used to keep awake only for a day after sleeping for six months at a stretch); (hence—fig.) a man who sleeps overmuch. 32)

(p. 192) kaṅka, kān̐ka the heron. 22)

(p. 248) kusantāna a bad or wicked child; an unworthy son or daughter. 4)

(p. 243) kumāra2 a young boy; a son; a prince; a crown price; a prince-royal; Kartikeya (কার্তিকেয়) the commander-in-chief of the heavenly hosts; an unmarried or celibate man, a bachelor. ̃ব্রত n. the vow of celibacy. 22)

(p. 243) kumati a wicked or harmful inclination or thought or design; evil design; evil counsel. a. having such inclination or thought or design. 18)

(p. 194) kapāṭi an Indian outdoor game; lockjaw, trismus (usu. দাঁতকপাটি). 144)

(p. 243) kurdana act of skipping; act of bragging; act of rushing forward to attack or beat. 62)

(p. 238) kugraha (astrol.) an unfavourable star, an evil star; (fig.) an object of trouble, a pest, a plague. 22)

(p. 234) kimbhūta (lit.) of what form or shape, (pop.) queer, strange, odd, grotesque, antic. ̃কিমাকার a. of strange and ugly form or shape, grotesquely shaped or formed, monstrous. ̃কিমাকার প্রাণী বা বস্তু an antic; a monstrosity. 33)

(p. 194) kapikētana a chariot on the top of which sits a monkey; Arjuna (অর্জুন) of the Mahabharata for he had such a chariot. 150)

(p. 240) kudētā coup d'etat, a sudden stroke of state policy; a sudden political or military uprise. 47)

(p. 203) kamalālaẏā an appellation of Goddess Lakshmi (লক্ষ্মী). 15)

(p. 243) kubindu (geog. & astr.) the nadir. 10)