(p. 203) kamaṭha the tortoise, the turtle; a waterpot used by Hindu ascetics. 5)

(p. 208) kartṛbācya (gr.) the active voice. 8)

(p. 208) kali1 the fourth or last age of creation according to Hindu scriptures (কলিযুগ কলিকাল); the presiding deity of this age (also কলিদেব, কলিদেবতা). ঘোর কলি an age full of sins, an infernal age. কলির সন্ধ্যা, কলির শেষ creation approaching final annihilation; (fig.) utter peril. 71)

(p. 202) kabya an oblation of food offered to the manes of deceased ancestors.

(p. 228) kāruṇya kindness; mercy; compassion. 34)

(p. 243) kuprabṛtti evil propensity, wicked inclination; evil or unwholesome mentality. 4)

(p. 208) karṣa1 a measure of weight (=.8 oz or 227 gms). 35)

(p. 243) kurubaka a flower-plant or its flower, the red amaranth. 57)

(p. 215) kān̐ki a large comb with thick teeth. 28)

(p. 232) kāśī Banaras or Varanasi (a holy place of Hindus). ̃প্রাপ্তি, ̃লাভ n. death at Kashi; attainment of heaven after death. ̃বাস n. living in Kashi or Banaras. ̃বাসী হওয়া v. become a resident of Kashi; to go to Kashi to live there permanently. ̃শ, ̃শ্বর n. the lord of Kashi; an appellation of Shiva (শিব), the king of Kashi. 41)

(p. 237) kun̐kaḍ়i-sukaḍ়i shrunk or contracted into a circular shape (chiefly due to cold). কুঁকড়ি-সুকড়ি হওয়া v. to shrink or contract as though into a lump or into a circular shape. 12)

(p. 234) kiṃśuka a variety of very beautiful but scentless red flower (cp. guelder-rose). 8)

(p. 234) kiṇa a grazing mark; a hardness in an area of the skin caused by (frequent) friction, a corn; a dried-up pimple. কিণান্কিত a. containing a grazing mark or a corn or a dried-up pimple. 18)

(p. 194) kanasṭabala, kanasṭēbala a constable. 117)

(p. 192) kacuri a kind of pancake made of kneaded flour and pulped pulses. 41)