(p. 226) kāmāi1 earnings, income. কামাই করা v. to earn. 19)

(p. 208) kartṛbācya (gr.) the active voice. 8)

(p. 238) kun̐tā, kun̐thā to strain oneself for evacuating one's bowels; to strain oneself to collect one's strength; to groan. n. act of straining for evacuating one's bowels, tenesmus; act of straining oneself to collect one's strength; act of groaning. কুঁতানো, কুঁথানো v. to strain or cause to strain for evacuating one's bowels; to strain or cause to strain oneself to collect one's strength; to groan or cause to groan. 3)

(p. 220) kāṭakhōṭṭā tough and obstinate; stiff; humourless; unfeeling, unsympathetic; hard-hearted, merciless; uncouth and ill-mannered; rough, outspoken (কাটখোট্টা কথাবার্তা). 13)

(p. 232) kālindī the river Yamuna (যমুনা). 20)

(p. 240) kupita enraged, angered; angry; provoked; (med.) increased, developed, aggravated. কুপিত বায়ু (med.) flatulence, flatulency. 66)

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

(p. 225) kāpuruṣa a coward, a poltroon; a faint-hearted or hen-hearted person. a. cowardly, poltroon; faint-hearted, henhearted. ̃তা, ̃ত্ব n. cowardice; cowardliness; faint-heartedness. কাপুরুষোচিত a. cowardly, befitting a coward or a chicken-hearted person. 12)

(p. 192) kaci kalāpātā ra foliage green; light green colour like that of the plantain leaves. 39)

(p. 237) kun̐kaḍ়ānō to shrink or cause to shrink; to shrivel or cause to shrivel; to recoil or cause to recoil. a. shrunk; shrivelled; recoiled. 11)

(p. 256) kōn̐ḍ়, kōn̐ḍ়ā a young shoot of a plant esp. of bamboo, cane etc. 11)

(p. 204) kampāṅka frequency of vibration. 3)

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

(p. 239) kuñcikā a very red-coloured stony fruit with a black patch on the top; a thin twig of bamboo; a slip of bamboo; a key; an index, a table or list of contents; a variety of fish akin to the eel. 29)

(p. 194) kadarya extremely ugly; detestable; abominable, hateful; base; miserly, niggardly. ̃তা n. extreme ugliness; detestableness, abomination, hatefulness; baseness; miserliness, niggardliness. 102)