(p. 202) kabāḍi an Indian outdoor game. 13)

(p. 208) kalami an edible aquatic plant (cp. Kalmia). 58)

(p. 243) kubaidya a bad or inept physician; a quack. 13)

(p. 234) kimākāra (lit.) of what shape or form; (used as a correlative of কিম্ভূত) of ugly or hereto unseen shape or form. 30)

(p. 240) kuñji a key. 3)

(p. 206) karāla having large teeth; rodent; having a frightful appearance; terrible, awful; very high or turbulent (করাল ঢেউ, করাল সমুদ্র); extremely severe and cruel. ̃বদনা a. fem. having a frightful aspect. n. an appellation of Goddess Kali (কালী). masc. a. করালবদন । করালী n. an appellation of Goddess Kali (কালী). 11)

(p. 194) kathikā a story in a sketchy shape; a talk. 90)

(p. 220) kānīna born of an unmarried woman's womb. n. one so born. fem. কানীনী । 76)

(p. 238) kukhyāta notorious; infamous. কুখ্যাতি n. notoriety; infamy. 19)

(p. 243) kuẏō a draw-well, a well. কুয়োর ব্যাং a frog that lives in a well and seldom comes out of it; (fig.) a narrow-minded person with limited knowledge; (fig.) a person of limited vision; (fig.) a homekeeping person. 43)

(p. 194) kat the pointed end of a quill-pen, a nib. 81)

(p. 220) kātukutu tickling (with the hand esp. in the arm-pit); titillation. কাতুকুতু দেওয়া v. to tickle; to titillate. 58)

(p. 217) kācatulya glasslike, hyaline; transparent. 36)

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

(p. 194) kaṭhōpaniṣat, kaṭhōpaniṣad Katha, the name of one of the major Upanishads. 34)