(p. 217) kāccābāccā infants, young children, little ones, (sl.) kiddies.

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

(p. 261) kkātha decoction. ক্কাথ করা v. to decoct. 13)

(p. 262) klama extreme weariness, fatigue, exhaustion. 48)

(p. 208) kalālāpa2 a discussion about fine arts. 70)

(p. 192) kaccha a shore; a coastal region; a marshy place; Kutch; (facet.) the part of the loincloth which the wearer tucks behind him between his legs. 43)

(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. 217) kācamaṇi quartz, crystal. 41)

(p. 194) kaṇṭhī a one-stringed necklace; the holy basil-necklace of Vaishnavas. 74)

(p. 217) kācanala glass cylinder, glass tube. 39)

(p. 194) kaṇṭakita full of thorns, thorny; pricking as thorns, prickly; horripilated. 63)

(p. 217) kāṅāla poor, indigent; destitute; humbly praying for; meanly hankering after, piteously eager to have (যশের কাঙাল, সন্তানের কাঙাল); wistful (কাঙাল নয়ন); suffering, miserable; earning one's livelihood by begging. n. an indigent man; a humble petitioner; a suffering or miserable man; a begger. fem. কাঙালিনি । ̃পনা n. (usu. dero.) beggary; supplication. কাঙালি same as কাঙাল । কাঙালি বিদায় n. distribution of alms to the poor or beggars. কাঙালি বিদায় করা v. to distribute alms to the poor or beggars. কাঙালি ভোজন n. feeding of the poor or beggars. 32)

(p. 208) kalu an oil-man (esp. by caste). fem. কলুনি । কলুর বলদ (fig.) a person who blindly and mechanically drudges and undergoes extreme hardships for others but without any profit for himself. 79)

(p. 220) kānāḍ়ā an Indian musical mode sung at night. 73)

(p. 243) kurubinda the corundum; (loos.) the ruby. 58)