(p. 248) kuharita resounded with the cooings of a cuckoo or cuckoos. 20)

(p. 240) kupi a small oil-lamp; a small oilbottle. 65)

(p. 240) kuṭanī a female pander; a procuress, a pimp, a bawd. ̃গিরি n. the profession of the female pander or procuress, bawdry. 9)

(p. 208) karmiṣṭha very active; very much devoted to work; hard-working. 29)

(p. 253) kēẏākān̐di a cluster of screwpine flowers. 31)

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

(p. 226) kāmaṭha of or pertaining to the tortoise. n. tortoise meat; (dial.) the tortoise. 10)

(p. 192) kakānō (chiefly of children) to sob; to groan; to implore with much humble submission. ককানি n. act of sobbing, sob; groan; imploration, humble submission. কেঁদে ককিয়ে adv. having made a lot of entreaties or earnest requests. 13)

(p. 256) kōkō cocoa. 21)

(p. 231) kālasaha capable of or resisting wear and tear caused by time, durable, lasting, enduring. 27)

(p. 215) kasabi a harlot, a prostitute, a woman of the town; a demirep. 2)

(p. 194) kaḍ়ā1 a metal ring; such a ring affixed to a thing as a handle. 43)

(p. 194) kanē a bride; a virgin of marriageable age; a newly-married wife. ̃বউ n. a newly-married wife; a child-wife; the youngest wife of a family. 122)

(p. 238) kugaṭhana a misshaped or uncouth figure. a. misshaped; uncouth; shabby. 20)

(p. 232) kālinī1 (poet. & obs.) woe-stricken. 18)