(p. 208) kaṣṭārjita hard-earned (কষ্টার্জিত অর্থ). 113)

(p. 243) kumbhaka a physio-religious practice of controlling or suspending one's breath. 31)

(p. 231) kālākāla proper and improper time; auspicious and inauspicious time. 33)

(p. 192) kacchaṭi the part of the loincloth which the wearer tucks behind him between his legs; loincloth as tucked up by the wearer; loincloth worn as a suspensor as by Indian ascetics and wrestlers. 44)

(p. 208) kalpaka one who or that which imagines or composes or plans or ascribes. 88)

(p. 251) kēṭhō1 a large species of the tortoise.

(p. 239) kuñja1 an arbour, a grove, a bower; (loos.) a garden thick with trees and plants; a boscage (also কুঞ্জকানন, কুঞ্জবন); a garden house where a Vaishnava resides and worships (also কুঞ্জবাটিকা, কুঞ্জবাটী). 31)

(p. 226) kāmuka lustful, lascivious, libidinous, lewd. fem. কামুকা, কামুকী । 38)

(p. 231) kālasrōta the current of time; everflowing time. 30)

(p. 194) kaniṣṭha smallest; youngest; (loos. but pop.) younger (সহদেব কনিষ্ঠ পাণ্ডব). n. a younger or the youngest brother or son. কনিষ্ঠা a. & n. fem. of কনিষ্ঠ । □ n. the little finger or toe. 118)

(p. 239) kucaritra bad or vile character or conduct; immorality. a. possessing bad or vile character or conduct, wicked; immoral. fem. কুচরিত্রা । 9)

(p. 243) kubja humpbacked, hunchbacked. fem. কুব্জা, কুব্জী । কুব্জ লোক a hunchback. 14)

(p. 248) kṛtti skin or hide of beasts; skin of human beings, epidermis, cutis. ̃ক n. cuticle. ̃কা n. (astro.) the Pleiads, the Pleiades; (myth.) any of the six nymphs who nursed Kartikeya (কার্তিকেয়). ̃বাস n. a name of Shiva (শিব) who wears a tiger's skin. ̃বাসী a. composed by Krittibas (কৃত্তিবাস) who rendered the Sanskrit Ramayana into Bengali. 56)

(p. 215) kahlāra the white water-lily. 16)

(p. 261) kyālēnaḍāra, kyālēnḍāra a calendar, a chart showing days, weeks and months of the year. 27)