(p. 219) kājari an Indian folk-dance or its accompanying music. 14)

(p. 216) kān̐ci2 scissors. 9)

(p. 251) kṛdanta (gr.—of a word) having a suffix added in accordance with the কৃত্ system. n. such a word. 3)

(p. 203) kampa, kampana tremor, quake, shiver, tremble, shudder; ague; quiver; throb, vibration. কম্প হওয়া v. to be stricken with tremor, to quake; to shiver, to tremble, to shudder; to be stricken with ague; to throb. কম্পক n. vibrator. কম্পজ্বর n. a fever marked by shivering; an ague; malaria. কম্পমান a. quaking; shivering, trembling, tremulous, shuddering; stricken with ague; quivering; throbbing; vibrating.

(p. 192) kakānō (chiefly of children) to sob; to groan; to implore with much humble submission. ককানি n. act of sobbing, sob; groan; imploration, humble submission. কেঁদে ককিয়ে adv. having made a lot of entreaties or earnest requests. 13)

(p. 262) krujāra a cruiser. 34)

(p. 208) kaṣaṭē same as কষাটে । see কষা2 । 103)

(p. 216) kān̐cakalā a species of plantain which is chiefly used in its green state; (joc.) nothing. আদায় কাঁচকলায় adv. & a. at loggerheads with, at daggers drawn. 3)

(p. 240) kuḍ়āni one who draws together and picks up what is lying scattered (পাতাকুড়ানি). 28)

(p. 225) kāpaṭya chicanery; trickishness; deceit; deception; act of feigning, pretence, make-believe; hypocrisy; insincerity; dissimulation. 7)

(p. 259) kōṣā a small water-container (usu. made of copper) shaped like a canoe used in worship by Hindus; a small canoe-shaped boat. কোষাকুষি n. a canoeshaped water container and a small canoe-shaped spoon for taking water from a কোষা । 11)

(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)

(p. 259) kaumārya bachelorhood or virginity; celibacy. 30)

(p. 226) kāmāi1 earnings, income. কামাই করা v. to earn. 19)

(p. 220) kātarōkti an expression of pain or sorrow, a doleful utterance; supplication. 52)