(p. 226) kāmānō to earn; to shave. n. earning; shaving. a. earned; shaved. 27)

(p. 243) kuẏāśā, kuẏāsā fog, mist. 42)

(p. 194) kapi1 the monkey. 146)

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

(p. 234) kīcaka a variety of hollow bamboo which whistles with the wind; the name of the giantlike brother-in-law and commander-in-chief of Virata (বিরাট) who was killed by Bhima (ভীম) and turned into a rounded heap as described in the Mahabharata. কীচক বধ n. killing of or like Keechaka (কীচক), beating to a mummy. 60)

(p. 240) kuṭhiẏā leprous. n. a leper. 23)

(p. 204) karakurcāshi the carpal bone, the carpal. 26)

(p. 251) kēōḍ়ā the screwpine flower or its plant; the essence of the screwpine flower. কেওড়া-দেওয়া জল drinking water perfumed with the essence of the screwpine flower. 26)

(p. 208) kalila dense; mixed, compounded; adulterated. 78)

(p. 243) kupōṣya one who has to be maintained though reluctantly. n. an undesirable dependant. 2)

(p. 216) kān̐cāhaluda undried turmeric. 7)

(p. 248) kṛtī proficient; successful; one who has accomplished a great task or has been successful in a great effort; successful in life; well-educated, erudite, learned. 53)

(p. 240) kuṭanī a female pander; a procuress, a pimp, a bawd. ̃গিরি n. the profession of the female pander or procuress, bawdry. 9)

(p. 208) kaśā়ḍ় a very tall species of grass. 98)

(p. 220) kājalā2, kājali a reddish variety of sugarcane. 3)