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

(p. 208) kaṣi a straight line drawn with a pen or pencil; a punctuation mark used in Bengali in place of a full stop; the part of the loincloth which is tied round the waist; a tender stone of green mango. 108)

(p. 243) kumirēpōkā the weevil. 26)

(p. 256) kōṭā2 to strike (against), to dash (against) (দেওয়ালে মাথা কোটা).

(p. 240) kupitā1 of কুপিত । 67)

(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. 237) kun̐cē a variety of fish akin to the eel. 18)

(p. 239) kucāgra a nipple, a pap, a teat. 12)

(p. 215) kān̐ka2 the armpit, the flank; the hip; the waist. 27)

(p. 194) kadu the gourd. 108)

(p. 208) karnika a trowel. 11)

(p. 208) kalami an edible aquatic plant (cp. Kalmia). 58)

(p. 238) kukathā foul or abusive words, indecent or filthy language, obscene talk, ribaldry; (rare) philosophical truths or discussion about the earth; (rare) exposition or explanation of scriptures esp. of the esoteric text of the scriptures. 9)

(p. 220) kāṭabya (chiefly used as a correl. of কটু) harshness, rudeness. 22)

(p. 204) karañja, karañjaka, karañjā a variety of sour fruit (it becomes crimson when ripe). 28)