(p. 240) kuṭira a hut, a cottage; (usu. in politeness) a humble abode. ̃বাসী n. a cottager. fem. ̃বাসিনী । ̃শিল্প n. cottage industry. 12)

(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. 192) kaṅkara, kān̐kara gravel, a coarse grain of sand, a very small particle of stone, grit. a. coarse; harsh. 26)

(p. 240) kuṭanā vegetable chopped or to be chopped into pieces for cooking. কুটনা কোটা v. to cut or chop vegetables into pieces for cooking, to dress vegetables. 8)

(p. 239) kucā a small piece or fragment, a chip, a slice, a slip. coll. কুচো । 11)

(p. 261) kkacit at any place, anywhere; at any time, ever; rarely, seldom. ক্কচিত্ কখনো adv. rarely, seldom; sometimes. ক্কচিত্ ক্কচিত্ few and far between; sometimes. 11)

(p. 228) kāraṇībhūta one who or that which has become the cause of; causing; supposed to be or appeared as the cause of. 17)

(p. 194) kañcuka, kañcu armour, a coat of mail; a modesty vest, bodice, brassiere; a slough or cast skin of a snake. 6)

(p. 253) kēḍ়i, kēḍ়ipōkā a small insect usu. found in long-stored rice. 4)

(p. 226) kābyālōcanā a discussion on poetry. 8)

(p. 248) kusumēṣu same as কুসুমকার্মুক । 10)

(p. 248) kūpōdaka water of a well. 28)

(p. 256) kōcabāksa a coach-box. 25)

(p. 220) kāṭanā act of spinning; a spinning wheel; a spinning-jenny; a spinning spindle or top. 19)

(p. 202) kabirapanhī of the religious order established by Kabir. n. one belonging to this order. 16)