(p. 231) kālā1 deaf; hard of hearing. 31)

(p. 220) kāṭurakuṭura denoting: the sound of cutting or scratching with teeth as by mice. 35)

(p. 240) kuṭaja a medicinal flower-plant usu. grown on hillsides. 7)

(p. 238) kun̐da1 to turn (a thing) on a lathe, to shape by turning on a lathe; to carve; to rush forward to attack or beat; to skip, to frisk; to brag. 6)

(p. 240) kuḍ়ci a medicinal flower-plant usu. grown on hillsides. 26)

(p. 231) kālasīmā time limit. 29)

(p. 202) kabarga ক্ খ্ গ্ ঘ্ ঙ্; these five consonants collectively. 8)

(p. 226) kāmāgni fire of lust, burning desire for sexual pleasure or intercourse; fire of love. 23)

(p. 234) kiśōra adolescent; teenaged. n. an adolescent boy, an adolescent; a teenager; a lad. fem. কিশোরী । ̃বয়স্ক a. adolescent; teenaged. 53)

(p. 262) klēśa trouble; sorrow; misery; pain. ক্লেশ দেওয়া v. to trouble; to distress; to inflict sorrow or misery (on); to pain. ক্লেশ পাওয়া to be distressed or afflicted; to suffer. ̃কর, ̃জনক, ̃দায়ক a. troublesome; distressing; painful; difficult. ক্লেশাবহ same as ক্লেশদায়ক । ক্লেশার্জিত a. hard-earned. ক্লেশিত a. one who is being troubled or distressed or pained; troubled; sorrowful; in misery; afflicted, distressed; pained. 58)

(p. 253) kēlē (vul.) dark-skinned; dark-complexioned. black; blackened. কেলে কার্তিক see কার্তিক । কেলে ভূত see ভূত । কেলে হাঁড়ি see হাঁড়ি । 46)

(p. 234) kintu but; notwithstanding; nevertheless; however; still; on the other hand. a. hesitating, hesitant (কিন্তু ভাব). কিন্তু করা v. to hesitate; to demur; to cherish doubt; to be shy of. কিন্তু কিন্তু n. hesitation. a. hesitating, hesitant. কিন্তু ভাব n. hesitating attitude or state, hesitancy. 25)

(p. 194) kaṇṭakita full of thorns, thorny; pricking as thorns, prickly; horripilated. 63)

(p. 208) karmī able to work; efficient; employed (in a service or work); hard-working or full of activities (কর্মী পুরুষ); performing great deeds. n. a worker; an employee. 31)

(p. 232) kālāntaka causing universal dissolution; bringing about the end of an age; deadly. n. an appellation of Yama (যম), the god of death. 6)