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

(p. 240) kupatha a bad or wrong or evil way. ̃গামী a. gone astray; off the fairway. কুপথে যাওয়া v. to go astray. 59)

(p. 194) katthaka an Indian classical dance form. 85)

(p. 257) kōrabāni (according to Islamic scriptures) immolation of a beast on a religious occasion. 31)

(p. 259) kauntēẏa a son of Kunti (কুন্তী) of the Mahabharata. 26)

(p. 253) kēẏāmata the Day of (final) Resurrection or Judgement (according to the Islamic faith). 33)

(p. 217) kān̐dā to weep, to shed tears. ̃কাটি, ̃কাটা n. repeated or continuous weeping; lamentation; humble and importunate solicitation. কাঁদাকাটি করা v. to weep bitterly; to lament; to solicit humbly and importunately. কাঁদানে same as কাঁদানো (a.) কাঁদানো v. to cause to weep. কেঁদে হাট করা, কেঁদেকেটে হাট করা v. to attract a crowd of people by loud lamentation or wailing. 5)

(p. 232) kālānuga, kālānubartī, kālānusārī timely; in keeping with the spirit of time; drifting with the time. কালানুগতা, কালানুবর্তিতা, কালানুসারিতা n. timeliness; opportuneness. 5)

(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. 240) kuṭa2 a fort, a fortress; a hill; a tree. 5)

(p. 217) kācā to wash by rinsing and thrashing (as clothes etc.). a. thus washed. কাচানো v. to cause to wash by rinsing and thrashing; to get thus washed. a. thus washed. 42)

(p. 251) kēn̐cō the earthworm. (ভয়ে) কেঁচো cowering (in fear). ভয়ে কেঁচো হওয়া v. to cower in fear. 29)

(p. 240) kupitā1 of কুপিত । 67)

(p. 208) kartṛpada (gr.) the nominative. 6)

(p. 243) kumirēpōkā the weevil. 26)