(p. 253) kaibarta a caste amongst the Hindus (originally they were fishermen and peasants); a member of this caste. 62)

(p. 231) kālabēlā (astro.) an inauspicious part of the day. 16)

(p. 194) kabaca an armour, a coat of mail; a metrical form of words believed to possess occult power, a spell, a charm; an amulet, a trinket, a talisman. কবচ করা v. to protect or guard with a spell; to give an amulet for protection. কবচ ধারণ করা v. to wear an amulet for protection. ̃ধারী a. wearing a coat of mail, armour-clad; wearing an amulet. 164)

(p. 262) krasa two lines or other objects lying transversely to each other; a cross. ক্রস করা v. to go across; to cross out; to draw a line or lines transversely or vertically; cross; ক্রসিং n. act of crossing; a crossing; a cross-road. 22)

(p. 194) kaṇṭakīphala alt. spell. of কণ্টকিফল । 66)

(p. 217) kācakupi a funnel made of glass, a glass funnel. 34)

(p. 220) kāṭalēṭa a cutlet. 25)

(p. 234) kiṃśuka a variety of very beautiful but scentless red flower (cp. guelder-rose). 8)

(p. 253) kēbalarāma a dull-witted man, a dunce; a clumsy fellow; a weakling. 20)

(p. 203) kamalēkāminī a female deity, described as sitting on a lotus floating in the sea and gorging and disgorging an elephant continuously. 19)

(p. 234) kirā an oath, a swearing. কিরা দেওয়া v. to enjoin by uttering an oath. 41)

(p. 238) kuca2 military march. ̃কাওয়াজ n. military parade.

(p. 243) kuśāsana2, ku-śāsana misgovernment, misrule, maladministration. 94)

(p. 215) kahi (obs. & poet) says, say. কহই না পারে cannot say. 12)

(p. 206) kartari, kartarī, kartarikā a cutting or paring instrument. 34)