(p. 226) kāmāni wage. 26)

(p. 253) kēli amorous sport (কেলিকুঞ্জ); sport; amusement. ̃কদম্ব n. (myth.) the kadamba (কদম্ব) tree under which the amorous sports of Krishna (কৃষ্ণ) were held. ̃গৃহ n. a house for pleasure and pastime. 45)

(p. 239) kucānō to cut into minute pieces, to chop fine. a. cut into minute pieces, chopped fine, minced. 13)

(p. 232) kālōjirē black cummin. 33)

(p. 208) kaṣṭi act of trying or testing (gold etc.) on a touchstone; a touchstone. ̃পাথর n. touchstone. কষ্টিপাথরে যাচাই করা v. to try or test the purity (of gold etc.) by rubbing on a touchstone; to assay (metals). 114)

(p. 231) kālanēmi the name of the maternal uncle of Ravana (রাবণ) of the Ramayana. কালনেমি মামা (fig.) a venerable man who is an abettor in wicked deeds, a Devil's counsel. কালনেমির লঙ্কাভাগ (fig.) to count the chickens before they are hatched, to build castles in the air. 7)

(p. 234) kiśati, kisti a boat, a barge; (in chess) a check; an instalment (for payment etc.); a time, an occasion. কিস্তি দেওয়া v. (in chess) to check. ̃বন্দি n. arrangement of payment by instalments. ̃মাত n. (in chess) a complete check, (inc.) checkmate. 50)

(p. 234) kicakica1, kicamica1 expressing: presence of abundant grit; a grating noise caused as if by chewing grit. 11)

(p. 208) karmābasāna the end of the work. কর্মাবসানে adv. at the end of the work. 26)

(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. 194) kanda any of the bulbous or tuberous plants, a bulb or tuber. 125)

(p. 262) krētā a buyer, a purchaser, a customer. fem. ক্রেত্রী । 41)

(p. 208) kaliṅga Orissa including the Dravidian region on its south. 75)

(p. 204) kampāṅka frequency of vibration. 3)

(p. 243) kumirēpōkā the weevil. 26)