(p. 192) kaṃsaka copperas, green vitriol. 9)

(p. 208) karmānusārē according to one's deeds or works (esp. those done in a previous existence). 24)

(p. 225) kāpuruṣa a coward, a poltroon; a faint-hearted or hen-hearted person. a. cowardly, poltroon; faint-hearted, henhearted. ̃তা, ̃ত্ব n. cowardice; cowardliness; faint-heartedness. কাপুরুষোচিত a. cowardly, befitting a coward or a chicken-hearted person. 12)

(p. 208) kalpa1 almost, resembling (মৃতকল্প). 86)

(p. 232) kāsana a soup made of mustard-powder. 48)

(p. 234) kirabāni a mode of Indian classical music. 40)

(p. 208) karmakāra a blacksmith, an ironsmith; (rare) an ironmonger. 15)

(p. 215) kāṃsya, kāṃsa, kāṃsyaka, kāṃsaka bell metal, alloy of copper and tin; a dish of bell metal used as a musical instrument. কাংস্যকার, কাংসকর n. a brazier. 24)

(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. 234) kiẏat a small amount or number of, a little, a few. ̃কাল n. a short while. 35)

(p. 203) kabyabāha fire believed to carry the food offered to deceased ancestors. 2)

(p. 239) kucikitsaka an unskilled or inexperienced physician, a bad physician; a medical quack, a quacksalver. 16)

(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. 194) kanui the elbow. কনুই দিয়ে গুঁতানো v. to elbow, to jostle. 121)

(p. 228) kārpaṇya niggardliness, miserliness, parsimony. 41)