(p. 232) kālō the black colour. a. black. কালো করা v. to make black, to blacken; to make dark, to darken; to pollute; to defame. কালো হওয়া v. to become black; to blacken; to become dark, to darken; to become polluted or to be defamed. কালো পতাকা n. a black flag (usually shown to somebody, as a mark of protest or disapproval). ̃বাজার the black market. ̃বাজারি n. a black marketeer. 30)

(p. 261) kyān̐cakēn̐cē creaky. 16)

(p. 225) kāpaṭika deceitful, fraudulent; hypocritical; sly. 6)

(p. 261) kyāmbisa canvas. 26)

(p. 206) karuṇā compassion; kindness. ̃নিদান, ̃নিধান, ̃নিধি, ̃নিলয়, ̃ময় a. compassionate; kind. fem. করুণাময়ী । ̃সাগর, ̃সিন্ধু a. & n. one who is an ocean of compassion or kindness. ˜র্দ্র a. compassionate; tender. 17)

(p. 217) kācaghara a glass-house. 35)

(p. 243) kulyē altogether, in all; only. 88)

(p. 256) kōn̐ca2 a wrinkle, a fold. 6)

(p. 208) karpūra camphor. কর্পূরের আরক spirit of camphor. 12)

(p. 194) kaṭakinā stringency of rule or order; a conditional or periodical lease; resolve, determination, a promise. 16)

(p. 240) kuḍ় a medicinal plant; a measure of land (= .33 acre or .13 hectare approx.) a heap (পাঁশকুড়); a slit, a hole; a place for depositing, a depository (আঁস্তাকুড়). 24)

(p. 216) kān̐cakalā a species of plantain which is chiefly used in its green state; (joc.) nothing. আদায় কাঁচকলায় adv. & a. at loggerheads with, at daggers drawn. 3)

(p. 228) kāladaṇḍa the staff of Yama (যম) the god of death; the scourge of death.

(p. 192) kaṃsa, kaṃśa bell metal—an alloy of copper and tin, pewter; a vessel of bell metal. 8)

(p. 208) karmādhīna subject to the consequences of one's deeds (esp. those done in a previous existence). 19)