(p. 234) kiśalaẏa a green and tender leaf of a tree; a young shoot with such leaves. 52)

(p. 208) kartṛbarga the authorities. 7)

(p. 251) kṛśāṅga slender-bodied, slim; thin-bodied, lean; feeble-bodied, weak. fem. কৃশাঙ্গী । 11)

(p. 243) kuśa a kind of holy grass; Rama's son in the Ramayana; a mythological island. ̃পুত্তলি, ̃পুত্তলী, ̃পুত্তলিকা n. an effigy of a dead or living person made of this grass, a jackstraw. কুশপুত্তলি দাহ করা v. to burn an effigy (in order to express dislike against a person or to consummate cremation scripturally of a person who is believed to be dead but whose body has not been found). কুশ-পেয়ে a. having the tip of one's feet turned inside, suffering from knockfeet or pedis valgum. কুশাগ্র n. the tip of a blade of kusha (কুশ) grass. a. as pointed or sharp as the tip of a blade of kusha grass. কুশাগ্রধী, কুশাগ্রবুদ্ধি a. very sharp-witted, having very keen intelligence. কুশাগ্রীয় same as কুশাগ্র (a). কুশাঙ্কুর n. a sharp-pointed young shoot or blade of kusha (কুশ) grass. কুশাঙ্গুরী, কুশাঙ্গুরীয় n. a ring for the finger made of kusha grass (worn during the performance of a holy rite). কুশাসন n. a small mat made of kusha (কুশ) grass (used for sitting upon by holy persons or during the performance of a holy rite). 89)

(p. 253) kaitaba chicane, deceit, dissimulation; falsehood; flattery; gambling; fraud. ̃বাদ n. act of telling lies; lying; flattery. ̃বাদী a. given to telling lies. 59)

(p. 220) kāṭa2 shape, cut (মুখের কাট). 11)

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

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

(p. 208) karmānusārē according to one's deeds or works (esp. those done in a previous existence). 24)

(p. 251) kēukēṭā a person of distinction, a big gun. a. of high standing, distinguished. 23)

(p. 231) kālabaiśākhī a storm or strong wind that rises in the afternoons of April and May, a nor'wester. 17)

(p. 248) kṛkalāsa, kṛkalāśa the chameleon; (fig.) a very lean person. 35)

(p. 194) kaphi coffee. 162)

(p. 208) kalami an edible aquatic plant (cp. Kalmia). 58)

(p. 194) kapi1 the monkey. 146)