(p. 194) kaḍ়kaḍ় denoting: the sound of munching hard or of a loud rumbling noise (as of a clap of thunder); imaginary sound produced by the stiffening of anything glutinous (ভাত শুকিয়ে কড়কড় করছে). কড়কড়ানি n. any of the aforesaid sounds. কড়কড়ে a. giving out a sound that is caused by the stiffening of anything glutinous; hard and glutinous. 38)

(p. 256) kōkila the cuckoo. fem. কোকিলা । কণ্ঠ a. as sweet-voiced as the cuckoo. fem. ̃কণ্ঠী । কোকিলাসন n. a sitting posture according to the yoga (যোগ) system. কোকিলেক্ষু n. a reddish variety of sugarcane. 19)

(p. 234) kitaba a deceiver, a cheat, a chicaner; a swindler, a gambler; a gamester. 20)

(p. 208) kartṛpada (gr.) the nominative. 6)

(p. 259) kōlākuli mutual embracing; warm greeting; (fig.—usu. iron.) alliance or mutual understanding (সেয়ানে সেয়ানে কোলাকুলি). কোলাকুলি করা v. to embrace mutually; to greet (each other) warmly; (fig.—usu. iron.) to enter into an alliance. সেয়ানে সেয়ানে কোলাকুলি two shrewd persons read or try to read each other's mind well; close and even contest or competition between two shrewd persons. 8)

(p. 202) kabala gape; gulp; act of gurgling or rinsing the mouth; forceful occupation; seizure; grip. 9)

(p. 194) kapardī Lord Shiva (ref. to his ringlets). 142)

(p. 194) kaṭūttara caustic or sharp reply. 28)

(p. 215) kān̐kalāsa the chameleon; (fig.) a person who is reduced to skeleton, a very lean person, one who is only skin and bone. 34)

(p. 262) krīḍ়māna engaged in playing or in exhibiting a show. 30)

(p. 206) karuṇā compassion; kindness. ̃নিদান, ̃নিধান, ̃নিধি, ̃নিলয়, ̃ময় a. compassionate; kind. fem. করুণাময়ী । ̃সাগর, ̃সিন্ধু a. & n. one who is an ocean of compassion or kindness. ˜র্দ্র a. compassionate; tender. 17)

(p. 262) kliṣṭa troubled; stricken with sorrow or misery; suffering; pained; painful; wearied, fatigued. 55)

(p. 243) kula2 a religious sect amongst Hindus practising a very severe form of Tantric worship (কুলমার্গ). 67)

(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. 226) kāẏasha a caste amongst the Hindus; one belonging to this caste. fem. কায়স্হা, (অশু.) কায়স্হিনী a woman or a girl of the Kayastha (কায়স্হ) caste; a wife of a Kayastha.