(p. 194) kathaka a professional narrator of scriptural and mythological stories (usu. কথকঠাকুর); a speaker. ̃তা n. professional practice of narrating scriptural and mythological stories. 86)

(p. 232) kālōmānika (attributed endearingly or sarcastically to a very dark-skinned person) a black jewel; Lord Krishna. 34)

(p. 261) kyāśabāksa money-box, (loos.) a cashbox.

(p. 234) kinnara (myth.) one of a class of demigods expert in music and dance. fem. কিন্নরী । 26)

(p. 194) kaṇikābāda corpuscular theory. 60)

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

(p. 208) kaṣi a straight line drawn with a pen or pencil; a punctuation mark used in Bengali in place of a full stop; the part of the loincloth which is tied round the waist; a tender stone of green mango. 108)

(p. 194) kadācāra, kadācaraṇa an abominable habit or practice; malpractice. a. given to abominable or loathsome habits or practice. কদাচারী same as কদাচার (a.). 106)

(p. 226) kāmāna a great gun, a cannon. কামান ছোড়া, কামান দাগা v. to fire a cannon, to bombard with a cannon. কামান দেগে আক্রমণ করা বা চূর্ণবিচূর্ণ করা v. to cannonade. কামানগর্জন n. the roar or report of a cannon. কামানগোলা n. a cannon-ball. 25)

(p. 251) kṛṣāni2 of কৃষান । 16)

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

(p. 239) kucakuca2 milder sound than কচকচ । 3)

(p. 228) kārtuja, kārtusa cartridge, cartouche. 39)

(p. 226) kābila competent, fit; grown up, of age. 2)

(p. 208) kalama1 a column of a newspaper, a book etc. 53)