(p. 232) kālāpāni the dark-coloured waters of an ocean or a sea esp. of the Indian Ocean; an ocean, a sea; the Andaman and the Nicobar islands; Port Blair; sentence of transportation from India in the British regime. কালাপানি ঘুরে আসা v. to have served a sentence of transportation from India. কালাপানি পার হওয়া v. to go across a sea or an ocean. 8)

(p. 257) kōbida (chiefly used as a sfx.) versed in, wise, learned, expert, skilled in (অশ্বকোবিদ = n. an expert on the breed and excellence of horses and also on how to train and manage them. সংস্কৃতকোবিদ = well-versed or erudite in Sanskrit). 21)

(p. 251) kēōṭa one of the lowest castes amongst the Hindus (their original profession was fishing). fem. কেওটনি । 25)

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

(p. 194) kapila brown, tawny. n. the brown colour. কপিলা a. fem. of কপিল; (of cows) female. n. a brown cow; a wishing cow; a cowcalf. 153)

(p. 208) karbura, karbūra (myth.) one of an anthropophagous race, a rakshas; an anthropophagite, a cannibal; sin. a. many-coloured, variegated with colours. ̃পতি n. Ravana (রাবণ) as mentioned in the Ramayana (রামায়ণ). কর্বুরিত, কর্বূরিত n. variegated with colours, many-coloured. 13)

(p. 243) kuẏō a draw-well, a well. কুয়োর ব্যাং a frog that lives in a well and seldom comes out of it; (fig.) a narrow-minded person with limited knowledge; (fig.) a person of limited vision; (fig.) a homekeeping person. 43)

(p. 248) kṛtisbatba patent; copyright. 52)

(p. 234) kiśamiśa raisin, currant. 51)

(p. 204) kampāsa an instrument with a magnetized needle used in finding directions, a compass; an instrument with a pair of jointed legs used for describing circles etc., a pair of compasses. 5)

(p. 208) kalatra wife. 48)

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

(p. 202) kabajā a hinge; grip; control. 2)

(p. 228) kālakramē in course of time; after some time. 59)

(p. 240) kupā, kupō a narrow-necked earthen or leather vessel; (sarcas.) a potbellied person. কুপোকাত a. utterly defeated, vanquished; knocked down. 63)