(p. 238) kukhādya uneatable or forbidden food; food that is not fit for human consumption. 18)

(p. 194) kathya worthy of being spoken or told, speakable, utterable; that which is to be spoken or told; colloquial (কথ্য ভাষা). 93)

(p. 234) kirakirā, kirakirē full of grains of sand, gritty. 38)

(p. 216) kān̐cakaḍ়ā tortoise-shell; whale-bone; vulcanite. 2)

(p. 208) kartṛpakṣa the authorities. 5)

(p. 248) kṛtsna (obs.) all; entire, whole. 42)

(p. 220) kāṭabya (chiefly used as a correl. of কটু) harshness, rudeness. 22)

(p. 206) karī the elephant. fem. করিণী । করিকর n. the proboscis of an elephant, a trunk. করিকুম্ভ n. the frontal globe or sinus of an elephant. করিদন্ত n. the tooth of an elephant, a tusk; ivory. করিশাবক n. a calf of an elephant. করিশুণ্ড same as করিকর । 14)

(p. 243) kulācārya the hereditary religious guide or preceptor of a family; a matrimonial match-maker versed in genealogy. 77)

(p. 194) kanui the elbow. কনুই দিয়ে গুঁতানো v. to elbow, to jostle. 121)

(p. 194) kaṇṭhi a necklace of the twigs of holy basil worn by Vaishnavas. কণ্ঠি ছেঁড়া to cast out a person from the Vaishnava sect. ̃ধারণ n. initiation into Vaishnavism; act of wearing the holy basil-necklace. ̃ধারী a. wearing a holy basil-necklace. n. a Vaishnava. ̃বদল n. the Vaishnava system of marriage in which the bridegroom and the bride exchange the holy basil-necklaces. 73)

(p. 208) karnika a trowel. 11)

(p. 262) kratu a holy sacrifice or oblation at which a fire is enkindled or a burnt-offering is given; the name of a Vedic sage or rishi (ঋষি) supposed to have been transformed into one of the group of stars forming the Great Bear of Ursa Major. ̃পুরুষ n. an appellation of Vishnu; the Kratu appellation of Vishnu. 4)

(p. 262) kramōnnata gradually higher; inclining or sloping upwards; gradually increasing or developing or evolving. ক্রমোন্নতি n. gradual rise; upwards inclination or slope, acclivity; gradual increase or development; evolution. ক্রমোন্নতিশীল a. developing or evolving gradually; progressing; progressive. 20)

(p. 259) kaum̐suli, kaum̐sili a counsel; a barrister or lawyer. 21)