(p. 253) kēśī possessing long or fine or dense hair; hairy. n. (myth.) a giant killed by Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). fem. a. কেশিনী । 55)

(p. 243) kurala a larger variety of the osprey; the eagle, a lock of hair. 49)

(p. 228) kārbā a rose-water spray. 44)

(p. 194) kanakācala (myth.) a mountain of gold or as bright as gold. 113)

(p. 243) kuliśa a thunderbolt. 84)

(p. 231) kālāguru dark-coloured sandal. 34)

(p. 208) karnika a trowel. 11)

(p. 237) ku a sin; a guilt; a fault; an evil; the earth; exposition of the scriptures ('কু কথায় পঞ্চমুখ'). a. (chiefly used as a pfx.) bad, evil, indecent (কুকথা); illomened; wicked (কুমন্ত্রণা); unattainable (কু-আশা); southern (কুমেরু). 7)

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

(p. 203) kamā2 to fall short; to decrease; to abate; to grow less; to diminish; to fall, to come down (দাম কমেছে). 21)

(p. 194) kanakānaṭē a dark-red variety of edible spinach, the golden spinach. 115)

(p. 261) kyābalā dull-witted, unsmart, awkwardly unsmart. n. an unsmart fellow. 24)

(p. 194) kathana act or mode of speaking; utterance; words spoken; a saying; a statement; a speech. কথনীয় a. worthy of being spoken or told, speakable, utterable; that which is to be spoken or told. 88)

(p. 215) kasabi a harlot, a prostitute, a woman of the town; a demirep. 2)

(p. 251) kēkara squint-eyed. 35)