(p. 216) kān̐capōkā a species of green beetle a bit of whose hard wing is used by women to adorn their foreheads. 4)

(p. 228) kāẏā the body. 2)

(p. 194) kanhā a cotton covering made of patchwork. 124)

(p. 243) kurdana act of skipping; act of bragging; act of rushing forward to attack or beat. 62)

(p. 256) kōn̐ḍ়, kōn̐ḍ়ā a young shoot of a plant esp. of bamboo, cane etc. 11)

(p. 202) kabajā a hinge; grip; control. 2)

(p. 194) kapittha a shelled fruit with sour pulp akin to the wood-apple; its tree. 152)

(p. 194) kaḍ়ka, kaḍ়kaca sea salt. 37)

(p. 261) kyāmbisa canvas. 26)

(p. 194) kandara a mountain-cave, a cavern. 127)

(p. 240) kudṛṣṭi an evil eye, a sinister look; (esp. in astrol.) an evil or unfavourable aspect or influence. কুদৃষ্টি দেওয়া v. to cast an evil eye (on); to influence unfavourably. 46)

(p. 232) kālājbara kala-azar. 2)

(p. 259) kaumāra boyhood; bachelorhood, bachelordom; celibacy; virginity; an unmarried son. a. relating to a boy or a bachelor. ̃ব্রত n. the vow of celibacy. ̃ভৃত্য, ̃ভৃত্যতন্ত্র n. (the Ayurvedic system of) midwifery and treatment of children's diseases. কৌমারী n. fem. an unmarried daughter; one's first wife; (myth.) one of the six nymphs who nursed Kartikeya (কার্তিকেয়). 29)

(p. 232) kālāntaka causing universal dissolution; bringing about the end of an age; deadly. n. an appellation of Yama (যম), the god of death. 6)

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