(p. 234) kisamata luck, lot; destiny. 56)

(p. 208) kalicuna unslaked lime, quicklime. 76)

(p. 240) kupanhā a bad or wrong or evil means or policy or way. 61)

(p. 243) kumantrī one who gives bad or wicked counsel, a bad or wicked counsel, a bad or wicked counsellor or minister; a wicked-natured counsellor or minister. 20)

(p. 194) katipaẏa several, some, a number of. 83)

(p. 219) kāchānō to draw near; to approach; to step up; to impend, to become imminent. 7)

(p. 256) kōn̐takā a cudgel, a club. 13)

(p. 240) kuṭa1 expressing the imaginary sound of a small bite as by an ant. 4)

(p. 261) kyān̐ca expressing a creaking noise or the sound of chopping. ক্যাঁচক্যাঁচ frequentative ক্যাঁচ sound. ক্যাঁচক্যাঁচ করা v. to make a creaking sound, to creak. 15)

(p. 194) kaṭakinā stringency of rule or order; a conditional or periodical lease; resolve, determination, a promise. 16)

(p. 243) kurūpa having an ugly or uncomely appearance, ugly; ill-shaped and deformed. n. ugliness. fem. কুরূপা । 60)

(p. 240) kuṭanī a female pander; a procuress, a pimp, a bawd. ̃গিরি n. the profession of the female pander or procuress, bawdry. 9)

(p. 204) kampra trembling, tremulous. 8)

(p. 216) kān̐ḍ়ādāsa a foolish but very obstinate fellow.

(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)