(p. 261) kyān̐ṭa expressing peevishness. ক্যাঁটক্যাঁট করা v. to be given to peevish rebuking, to constantly express peevishness, to carp or nag (at); to look over bright or gaudy. ক্যাঁটক্যাঁট করে বলা v. to say with harsh outspokeness. ক্যাঁটকেঁটে a. harsh; peevish; carping; gaudy. 19)

(p. 256) kōṅara, kōṅāra (obs.) a son. 22)

(p. 239) kujñāna harmful thought or design; craftiness; evil intention. 26)

(p. 243) kula2 a religious sect amongst Hindus practising a very severe form of Tantric worship (কুলমার্গ). 67)

(p. 228) kāladaṇḍa the staff of Yama (যম) the god of death; the scourge of death.

(p. 243) kuṣṭha leprosy. ̃ঘ্ন a. curing leprosy. ̃ময় a. leprous. কুষ্ঠাশ্রম n. a hospital or asylum for lepers. 98)

(p. 215) kāi glue; paste; starch. কাই কাই a. gluey; pasty; starchy. 17)

(p. 194) kaṭhinībhūta hardened; stiffened. 33)

(p. 261) kyābalā dull-witted, unsmart, awkwardly unsmart. n. an unsmart fellow. 24)

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

(p. 228) kārṣṇa pertaining to Lord Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). কার্ষ্ণি n. a son of Lord Krishna. কার্ষ্ণ্য n. blackness. 50)

(p. 234) kirica a kris, a falchion. 43)

(p. 202) kabya an oblation of food offered to the manes of deceased ancestors.

(p. 240) kuputra a bad or wicked or disobedient son, an unworthy son. 69)

(p. 216) kān̐cakaḍ়ā tortoise-shell; whale-bone; vulcanite. 2)