(p. 194) kañcula an ornament for women's breast. 8)

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

(p. 226) kāmalā jaundice. 18)

(p. 204) kampita trembling, tremulous; shivering, shuddering; throbbing; quivering; stricken with ague. কম্পিত স্বরে, কম্পিত কণ্ঠে adv. in a trembling voice. কম্পিত হওয়া v. to tremble; to shiver; to shudder; to throb; to quiver; to vibrate. 6)

(p. 253) kēśākēśi pulling each other by the hair in a scuffle. কেশাকেশি করা v. to pull each other by the hair in a scuffle. 53)

(p. 243) kumbhīra (for.) the crocodile; the alligator. কুম্ভীরাশ্রু n. crocodile tears, insincere sorrow or sympathy. 39)

(p. 206) karkaṭi, karkaṭī a kitchen vegetable akin to cucumber, its plant. 24)

(p. 226) kāmārta stricken with lust; inordinately love-sick; love-lorn. 31)

(p. 240) kudina hard times; an inauspicious day. Same as দুর্দিন । 44)

(p. 194) kapi3 matter for printing; a transcript; a copy. কপি করা v. to transcribe, to make a duplicate of; (by a student) to look on a fellow-student's work and filch the result; to copy unfairly from a fellow-student's answer-script in the examination hall; to copy; to duplicate. কপি-করা a. copied. 148)

(p. 253) kaibarta a caste amongst the Hindus (originally they were fishermen and peasants); a member of this caste. 62)

(p. 215) kān̐ka1 the heron. 26)

(p. 202) kabāḍi an Indian outdoor game. 13)

(p. 194) kapiñjala the Indian swallow; the chatak; the sandpiper, the lapwing. 151)

(p. 234) kiṅkiṇi, kiṅkiṇī a girdle or an anklet set with small bells jingling sweetly at every movement. 10)