(p. 228) kārśya thinness; slimness; leanness. 48)

(p. 225) kāpuḍ়ē, kāpuḍ়iẏā of cloth; made of cloth; dealing in cloth. n. a clothmerchant; a clothier or a cloth-dealer. 11)

(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. 240) kudhārā a bad custom, an unwholesome tradition. 48)

(p. 194) kajjala eye-wash, eye-salve, collyrium; lampblack; cloud; dark cloud. 2)

(p. 240) kuṭhāra an axe, a hatchet. কুঠারিকা n. a small axe. 21)

(p. 192) kakuda, kakut the hump on the shoulder of a bull. 14)

(p. 243) kulāla a potter; a maker of ceramic vessels. ̃চক্র n. the potter's wheel. 81)

(p. 202) kabarī hair in the state of being plaited, a chignon; a pigtail; a braid or plait of hair; braiding of hair; hairdessing. ̃বন্ধন n. braiding or plaiting of hair, hairdressing, hairdo. ̃ভূষণ n. any ornament for hair or chignon such as a hairpin or a hairnet. 7)

(p. 226) kāmāna a great gun, a cannon. কামান ছোড়া, কামান দাগা v. to fire a cannon, to bombard with a cannon. কামান দেগে আক্রমণ করা বা চূর্ণবিচূর্ণ করা v. to cannonade. কামানগর্জন n. the roar or report of a cannon. কামানগোলা n. a cannon-ball. 25)

(p. 253) kētāba a book. ̃কীট n. (lit. & fig.) a book-worm. কেতাবি a. bookish. কেতাবি বিদ্যা bookishness; learning acquired from books only; book learning. 10)

(p. 202) kabarga ক্ খ্ গ্ ঘ্ ঙ্; these five consonants collectively. 8)

(p. 243) kubaidya a bad or inept physician; a quack. 13)

(p. 203) kamiṭi a committee. 23)

(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)