(p. 243) kulakula expressing: the babbling noise as of a flowing river. কুলকুল করা v. to babble (like a river). 69)

(p. 251) kēṭali, kētali a kettle. 39)

(p. 243) kulaṅgi a recess or small shelf in a wall, a niche. 72)

(p. 234) kicakica1, kicamica1 expressing: presence of abundant grit; a grating noise caused as if by chewing grit. 11)

(p. 261) kauśika made of silk, silken, silk. 8)

(p. 234) kīrṇa scattered or strewn here and there; pervaded; extended or spread over. 63)

(p. 194) kaṇikābāda corpuscular theory. 60)

(p. 234) ki rē used in addressing or questioning a person (কি রে কী খবর ? কি রে খাবি নাকি ?). 46)

(p. 194) kadara respect, honour; regard; importance; appreciation; cordial reception; value, worth. কদর করা v. to respect, to honour; to have regard for; to attach importance to; to appreciate; to receive cordially; to deem valuable. 100)

(p. 215) kāōrā one of a very low social caste amongst Hindus. 23)

(p. 194) kapōla the cheek. ̃কল্পনা n. false fancy; fanciful imagery or talk or depiction, figments of the imagination. ̃কল্পিত a. imaginary; fictitious. ̃দেশ n. the region of the cheek; the cheek. ̃রাগ n. a glow or flush of the cheek. 156)

(p. 219) kājakarma activities; occupations. 13)

(p. 228) kālakṣēpa, kālakṣēpaṇa act of passing time. কালক্ষেপ করা, কালক্ষেপণ করা v. to pass time. 60)

(p. 248) kṛtānta a name of Yama (যম) the Hindu God of death. 44)

(p. 243) kubaktā a bad speaker. 6)