(p. 220) kātāna a large knife or bill-hook (esp. for cutting metal-plates), a shearing tool. 55)

(p. 262) kramānbaẏa a serial order or succession; gradualness. ক্রমান্বয়ে adv. serially, seriatim; one after another; gradually. 14)

(p. 243) kurdana act of skipping; act of bragging; act of rushing forward to attack or beat. 62)

(p. 225) kāpālika an ascetic worshipping the cult of Kali or Shiva using the human skull for drinking and sitting on human skulls. 9)

(p. 259) kōṣā a small water-container (usu. made of copper) shaped like a canoe used in worship by Hindus; a small canoe-shaped boat. কোষাকুষি n. a canoeshaped water container and a small canoe-shaped spoon for taking water from a কোষা । 11)

(p. 243) kuyukti evil or harmful counsel, bad advice, useless or fallacious reasoning; unsubstantial and ill-motived argument, a false but clever argument with intention to deceive or outwit. 41)

(p. 253) kēnā to buy, to purchase. a. bought, purchased. n. buying, purchase. ̃কাটা n. purchases, marketing, shopping. কেনাকাটা করা v. to make purchases, to shop. কেনা দর cost price. ̃গোলাম a slave. ̃নো v. to cause to buy. ̃-বেচা n. buying and selling; trading; brokery. কেনা-বেচা করা v. to buy and sell; to trade (in); to act as a (professional) broker. 16)

(p. 202) kabāḍi an Indian outdoor game. 13)

(p. 248) kusti wrestling; (fig.) struggling, vying. কুস্তি করা, কুস্তি লড়া v. to wrestle; (fig.) to struggle. ̃গির n. a wrestler. 12)

(p. 243) kurīti a bad or harmful custom or usage or practice or deportment. 53)

(p. 240) kunaki a female elephant tamed and trained by elephant-catchers to allure wild elephants into the trap. 49)

(p. 206) karaha (obs.) do. 4)

(p. 237) kuinina, kuināina quinine. 8)

(p. 237) kun̐ḍ়i2 a bud. 23)

(p. 238) kukhādya uneatable or forbidden food; food that is not fit for human consumption. 18)