(p. 232) kāliẏa (myth.) a terrible serpent living in the river Yamuna. ̃দমন n. (myth.) subdual of Kaliya (কালিয়) by Lord Krishna (কৃষ্ণ); Lord Krishna. 22)

(p. 220) kāṭakhōṭṭā tough and obstinate; stiff; humourless; unfeeling, unsympathetic; hard-hearted, merciless; uncouth and ill-mannered; rough, outspoken (কাটখোট্টা কথাবার্তা). 13)

(p. 253) kēlēṅkāri a scandal; infamy; disgrace, disrepute; a scandalous affair or act. ̃জনক a. scandalous; disgraceful; infamous. 47)

(p. 238) kukṣi the pit of the belly or abdomen; the womb; a cave; the interior. ̃গত a. entered into the belly; lying in the belly or the womb or a cave; lying inside, interior; (fig.) completely seized or appropriated, under absolute control. 17)

(p. 204) karaṇīẏa that which can be or is to be done; practicable; worthy; fit for matrimonial alliance (করণীয় ঘর). 32)

(p. 215) kāōẏāja training in the use of guns; parade. 21)

(p. 248) kṛkalāsa, kṛkalāśa the chameleon; (fig.) a very lean person. 35)

(p. 232) kālē bhadrē rarely; seldom, once in a while, once in a blue moon; occasionally, now and then. 29)

(p. 194) kathita uttered, pronounced; said, told; narrated, described; mentioned, spoken of কথিত আছে যে it is said that. 91)

(p. 262) kramōtkarṣa gradual progress or development, evolution. 19)

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

(p. 231) kāladharma the spirit or trend of an age, zeitgeist (time-spirit); death as the inevitable final stage of life. 4)

(p. 243) kulira, kuliraka the crab. 83)

(p. 192) kacu an esculant edible root; (contem.) a mere trifle, nothing. কচু করা v. to be able to do nothing; to be able to do no harm. কচু খাওয়া v. (contem.) to eat or get nothing, to be disappointed. কচু বোঝা v. to fail utterly to understand or comprehend. ̃কাটা a. chopped easily at will; chopped fine; hashed. কচুকাটা করা v. to chop or hash with ease and at will; to chop fine. ̃ঘেচু n. pl. worthless vegetables; vegetables not normally edible; trifles. ̃পোড়া n. anything inedible; nothing. দুঃখ না কচু no genuine sorrow but a mere show of it. 40)

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