(p. 243) kuraṇḍa hydrocele. 46)

(p. 192) kaṅka, kān̐ka the heron. 22)

(p. 215) kahatabya speakable, utterable; expressible; explicable; worth mentioning. 13)

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

(p. 194) kapi1 the monkey. 146)

(p. 232) kālinī1 (poet. & obs.) woe-stricken. 18)

(p. 232) kāhākē (interro.) whom. 53)

(p. 194) kadalī the banana or plantain (fruit or tree). 103)

(p. 228) kāra2 a cord (esp. one made of silk). 5)

(p. 232) kāhārabā an Indian musical measure.

(p. 204) kampāunḍāra one who prepares medicines according to a doctor's prescription; a pharmacist. 2)

(p. 220) kātalā a variety of fresh-water flat fish, Catla buchamani; (sacras.) an extremely wealthy or influential or important man. 53)

(p. 219) kāchaṭi a loincloth worn as tightly as a suspensor. কাছটি করা v. to pull up one's loin-cloth, (cp.) to pull up one's socks. 3)

(p. 208) kalpa2 one of the principal and most ancient Hindu scriptures forming a part of the Vedic literature (also কল্পসূত্র); one whole day of Brahma (ব্রহ্মা) amounting to 432, years (কল্পান্তে); universal annihilation; a scriptural direction (নবম্যাদি কল্প); a ritual rule or a holy time (কল্পারম্ভ); object, aim (রক্ষাকল্পে); resolution (দৃঢ়কল্প); a side or party (মুখ্যকল্প). ̃তরু, ̃দ্রুম, ̃বৃক্ষ n. a (mythological) wishing-tree; (fig.) an extremely liberal and generous person. ̃লতা n. a paradisiacal creeper. ̃লোক n. a fancied land where everything is good and available, a dreamland, a Utopia, Elysium. কল্পান্ত n. end or termination of one whole day of Brahma (ব্রহ্মা); universal annihilation. কল্পান্তর n. another whole day and night of Brahma (ব্রহ্মা). কল্পান্তস্হায়ী a. everlasting, eternal. কল্পারম্ভ n. beginning or commencement of a day of Brahma (ব্রহ্মা); commencement of a holy tide. 87)

(p. 228) kāruṇya kindness; mercy; compassion. 34)