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

(p. 240) kunaki a female elephant tamed and trained by elephant-catchers to allure wild elephants into the trap. 49)

(p. 192) kakṣāntara another room. 19)

(p. 194) kabacakuṇḍala armour and earrings. 165)

(p. 208) kartṛbācya (gr.) the active voice. 8)

(p. 237) kun̐kaḍ়ānō to shrink or cause to shrink; to shrivel or cause to shrivel; to recoil or cause to recoil. a. shrunk; shrivelled; recoiled. 11)

(p. 220) kānē kānē (talking) in whispers, in one's ear; (saying a word) in private or privately. 78)

(p. 228) kārmika embroidered; variegated; made, composed. 45)

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

(p. 243) kurubaka a flower-plant or its flower, the red amaranth. 57)

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

(p. 215) kahā to say, to tell; to utter; to speak; to narrate; to relate. ̃নো v. to make one say or tell or utter or speak or narrate or relate. ̃য়সি v. imper. make one say or tell. 15)

(p. 239) kujjhaṭi, kujjhaṭikā, kujjhaṭī fog, mist. কুজ্ঝটিকাময় a. overcast with fog or mist, foggy, misty. কুজ্ঝটিকাচ্ছন্ন a. enveloped in fog or mist, foggy, misty. 25)

(p. 204) karakara expressing: the sound of crushing or rubbing grits or of chewing hard and crisp things; the sound of scraping (as the pulp of a coconut); scratching sensation; restlessness; pain; burning sensation. করকরা, করকরানো v. to give a sensation of scratching or paining or burning. করকরানি n. scratching or paining or burning sensation. করকরে a. gritty; giving out a sound of or as of crushing or rubbing grits; brand new (করকরে নোট). 24)

(p. 217) kākuti anything uttered in supplication or regret; importunate request or solicitation. কাকুতি-মিনতি n. earnest entreaty, supplication; repeated importunate request or solicitation. কাকুতি-মিনতি করা v. to request or solicit importunately and repeatedly. 24)