(p. 225) kāpē-kāpē to a nicety; exactly; to a T. 13)

(p. 220) kāṭamōllā an uneducated ignorant and fanatical Muslim priest. 23)

(p. 243) kuśāsana2, ku-śāsana misgovernment, misrule, maladministration. 94)

(p. 215) kāōrā one of a very low social caste amongst Hindus. 23)

(p. 220) kātyāẏanī a name of Goddess Durga (দুর্গা). 60)

(p. 217) kācadaṇḍa a glass-rod. 37)

(p. 243) kulācāra the traditional usage or custom of a family. 76)

(p. 240) kunīti bad or perverted morals; evil conduct; corruption; a bad or unwise policy. ̃পরায়ণ a. having bad or perverted morals; having an evil conduct; corrupted; adopting bad or unwise policies. 54)

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

(p. 243) kumakuma a ball filled with red powder and scented water for sprinkling; a red paste made from saffron juice used by women as a cosmetic. 16)

(p. 262) krānti transition, transit; attack; gait, change of state or condition; (astr.) the ecliptic; (astrol.) the zodiac; an obsolete Indian coin of the lowest value (=⅓ কড়া). ̃কোণ n. (astr.) the obliquity of the ecliptic. ̃পাত n. (astr.) an equinoctial point; (geog.) the equinox. ̃বিন্দু n. (astr.) an equinoctial point. ̃বৃত্ত, ̃বলয়, ̃মণ্ডল n. (astr.) the ecliptic; (geog.) the tropics. ̃বিম্ব n. (astr.) the celestial latitude. ক্রান্তীয় a. tropical (ক্রান্তীয় মরু); ecliptical. ক্রান্ত্যংশ n. (astr.) the celestial longitude. 24)

(p. 234) kiṃśuka a variety of very beautiful but scentless red flower (cp. guelder-rose). 8)

(p. 243) kumbhaka a physio-religious practice of controlling or suspending one's breath. 31)

(p. 237) kuinina, kuināina quinine. 8)