(p. 256) kōkō cocoa. 21)

(p. 234) kilakila, kilabila expressing: movement in a swarm (of fish esp. small ones, worms etc.) কিলকিল করা, কিলবিল করা v. to move in a swarm, to swarm; swimming to and fro (of fish) in shoals. 48)

(p. 231) kālapuruṣa (myth.) an attendant or envoy of Yama, the god of death; (astr.) the Orion. 8)

(p. 253) kēmikēla, kēmikyāla a chemical. a. made of chemicals, chemical. 28)

(p. 234) kiṃśuka a variety of very beautiful but scentless red flower (cp. guelder-rose). 8)

(p. 240) kuṭaja a medicinal flower-plant usu. grown on hillsides. 7)

(p. 262) krandana weeping. ̃রোল n. a loud noise of weeping or wailing. 5)

(p. 226) kābila competent, fit; grown up, of age. 2)

(p. 253) kēśāgra the tip of the hair. কেশাগ্র স্পর্শ করা v. to touch the tip of one's hair. কেশাগ্র স্পর্শ করতে না পারা v. to fail to touch the tip of one's hair; (fig.) to fail to do even the least harm (to). 54)

(p. 228) kārṣāpaṇa ancient value in silver equal to 128 cowries (কড়ি). 49)

(p. 262) krauñca a species of the heron or the curlew, the stork. fem. কৌঞ্চী । ̃মিথুন n. pl. a couple or pair (one male and one female) of this bird. 47)

(p. 225) kāpa2 one of a section of the Brahmans (ব্রাহ্মণ); dissimulation, pretence, feigning. a. dissimulating, disguised; pretending, feigning; hypocritical; funny, mirth-provoking. কাপ করা v. to pretend, to feign. 5)

(p. 219) kāchi cable, hawser; thick rope or cord. 9)

(p. 256) kō expressing a groaning sound. 3)

(p. 248) kūpōdaka water of a well. 28)