(p. 225) kāptēna, kāptāna the captain of a ship; a military officer holding the rank of a captain; a leader or captain of a team of players or sportsmen; a captain; (sl.) a fop who spends money prodigally in order to play the boss amongst his companions in vulgar amusements. কাপ্তানি n. captaincy; captainship; (sl.) act of spending money foppishly and prodigally in order to play the boss amongst one's companions in vulgar amusements. কাপ্তানি করা v. to captain; to lead; (sl.) to spend money foppishly and prodigally in order to play the boss amongst one's companions in vulgar amusements. 14)

(p. 257) kōpānala, kōpāgni the fire of anger or wrath or fury; fit of violent anger. 18)

(p. 231) kālarātri a night on which one's death or danger comes; (astrol.) an inauspicious part of the night. 23)

(p. 215) kastākasti mutual wrestling or struggling, a scuffle. কস্তাকস্তি করা v. to wrestle or struggle (with each other). 8)

(p. 240) kudarata glory (আল্লার কুদরত); a creditable performance, a feat; bravado; power, strength, skill. কুদরতি a. glorious; creditable; powerful, skilful. 42)

(p. 256) kōn̐takā a cudgel, a club. 13)

(p. 234) kiṅkhāpa, kiṅkhāba brocade. 5)

(p. 234) kiẏat a small amount or number of, a little, a few. ̃কাল n. a short while. 35)

(p. 194) kaṭa2 hypothecated, mortgaged; conditional, stipulated. n. a mortgage deed; a deed of conditional sale. 12)

(p. 231) kālāguru dark-coloured sandal. 34)

(p. 203) kamaṇḍalu a water-pot used for religious purposes and also by Hindu ascetics. 6)

(p. 220) kāntā wife; a lady-love, a mistress. 82)

(p. 228) kāraẏitā one who or that which makes another do something, causing to do. fem. কারয়িত্রী । 22)

(p. 226) kābyālōcanā a discussion on poetry. 8)

(p. 231) kālabōsa a species of large fresh-water flat fish with blackish scales and reddish eyes, (cp.) the rudd or roach. 18)