(p. 251) kēukēṭā a person of distinction, a big gun. a. of high standing, distinguished. 23)

(p. 262) klōma (anat.) the gall-bladder; the kidney; the lung. ̃নালিকা n. (anat.) the wind-pipe. ̃শাখা n. (anat.) the bronchus. 59)

(p. 243) kumbhakāra a potter; a person who makes clay pots by hand. 33)

(p. 215) kasāi a butcher; (fig.) an extremely cruel or unfeeling or hard-hearted person. ̃খানা n. a slaughter-house, a butchery, a shambles; (fig.) a place of merciless oppression. ̃গিরি n. the profession of a butcher; (fig.) extremely hard-hearted behaviour. 5)

(p. 228) kālakṣēpa, kālakṣēpaṇa act of passing time. কালক্ষেপ করা, কালক্ষেপণ করা v. to pass time. 60)

(p. 215) kāiṭa dregs or dross or less of any liquid. 18)

(p. 194) kabaca an armour, a coat of mail; a metrical form of words believed to possess occult power, a spell, a charm; an amulet, a trinket, a talisman. কবচ করা v. to protect or guard with a spell; to give an amulet for protection. কবচ ধারণ করা v. to wear an amulet for protection. ̃ধারী a. wearing a coat of mail, armour-clad; wearing an amulet. 164)

(p. 238) kun̐tā, kun̐thā to strain oneself for evacuating one's bowels; to strain oneself to collect one's strength; to groan. n. act of straining for evacuating one's bowels, tenesmus; act of straining oneself to collect one's strength; act of groaning. কুঁতানো, কুঁথানো v. to strain or cause to strain for evacuating one's bowels; to strain or cause to strain oneself to collect one's strength; to groan or cause to groan. 3)

(p. 204) karaṇīẏa that which can be or is to be done; practicable; worthy; fit for matrimonial alliance (করণীয় ঘর). 32)

(p. 226) kābilanāmā marriage settlement for a wife. 3)

(p. 259) kaupa of a draw-well. n. water of a well. 27)

(p. 240) kuparāmarśa unwholesome advice; bad or evil counsel. 62)

(p. 203) kamabakta, kamabakhata wretched, miserable; down on one's luck, ill-fated. 9)

(p. 217) kākubāda importunate request or solicitation, supplication or humble prayer. 26)

(p. 251) kēōṭa one of the lowest castes amongst the Hindus (their original profession was fishing). fem. কেওটনি । 25)