(p. 220) kātalā a variety of fresh-water flat fish, Catla buchamani; (sacras.) an extremely wealthy or influential or important man. 53)

(p. 262) kramōcca gradually higher; in the ascending order, ascending. 18)

(p. 248) kṛtānta a name of Yama (যম) the Hindu God of death. 44)

(p. 262) krandana weeping. ̃রোল n. a loud noise of weeping or wailing. 5)

(p. 257) kōḍ়ā a whip, a scourge, a lash. 5)

(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. 232) kāhārabā an Indian musical measure.

(p. 208) kalakabajā machinery. 41)

(p. 202) kabara a grave; a tomb. কবর দেওয়া v. to bury; to inter; to entomb. ̃খানা n. a burial-ground, a cemetery, a graveyard. 6)

(p. 215) kān̐kalāsa the chameleon; (fig.) a person who is reduced to skeleton, a very lean person, one who is only skin and bone. 34)

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

(p. 192) kakṣanō, kakkhanō at any time, ever; for any reason; in any state or condition, under any circumstances. 18)

(p. 215) kān̐ka1 the heron. 26)

(p. 243) kulattha a kind of pulse or vetch. 73)

(p. 217) kākutsha, kākutshya a descendant of King Kakootstha (ককুত্স্হ) or Puranjaya (পুরঞ্জয়). a. descending from Kakootstha or Puranjaya. 25)