(p. 262) kramāgata coming serially or gradually; serial, gradual; succeeding gradually; successive; continuous, incessant. adv. incessantly, continuously; always. 10)

(p. 257) kōrabāni (according to Islamic scriptures) immolation of a beast on a religious occasion. 31)

(p. 208) kalpa1 almost, resembling (মৃতকল্প). 86)

(p. 216) kān̐ḍ়ā to husk. a. husked. কাঁড়ানো v. to cause to husk. a. husked; husky. n. husking. 17)

(p. 240) kuni a morbid inward turning of the end of a nail causing pain, a painful ingrowing nail; inflammation of the end of a nail. 52)

(p. 238) kuṅkuma saffron; the safflower. 23)

(p. 253) kēdārā1 a chair. 13)

(p. 240) kuṭṭana act of cutting or chopping esp. into pieces; act of digging; act of pounding or squeezing; act of censuring or blaming or abusing. 15)

(p. 248) kṛtsna (obs.) all; entire, whole. 42)

(p. 248) kusbabhāba bad nature or conduct or character. a. ill-natured; of bad conduct or character. fem. a কুস্বভাবা । 14)

(p. 248) kusaṃskāra superstition. ̃গ্রস্ত, কুসংস্কারাচ্ছন্ন a. superstition-ridden, superstitious. ̃মূলক a. caused by superstition, superstitious. 2)

(p. 219) kāchā1 a piece of new and unbleached cloth worn round the neck by a Hindu mourning the loss of any of his parents or a similar person. 4)

(p. 256) kōṭā1 to cut into pieces (as fish or vegetables), to dress; to grind, to pound; to husk or make flat by thrashing under a foot-driven molar (চাল কোটা, চিঁড়ে কোটা). ̃নো v. to cause to cut into pieces, to cause to dress; to cause to grind or pound; to cause to husk. 32)

(p. 237) kun̐ca a very small and red-coloured stony fruit with a black patch on the top, Abrus precalorius; this is used as a measure of weight esp. by jewellers. 13)

(p. 194) kadukti obscene utterance or words; harsh words; filthy or foul language, abusive words; malicious words. 109)