(p. 253) kēna why. n. one of the books of the Upanishads. ̃না conj. because, since. 15)

(p. 257) kōbida (chiefly used as a sfx.) versed in, wise, learned, expert, skilled in (অশ্বকোবিদ = n. an expert on the breed and excellence of horses and also on how to train and manage them. সংস্কৃতকোবিদ = well-versed or erudite in Sanskrit). 21)

(p. 208) kalatra wife. 48)

(p. 237) kun̐ja a hunch, a hump. কুঁজো a. hunchbacked, humpbacked. n. a hunchback, a humpback. fem. কুঁজি । 19)

(p. 253) kētāba a book. ̃কীট n. (lit. & fig.) a book-worm. কেতাবি a. bookish. কেতাবি বিদ্যা bookishness; learning acquired from books only; book learning. 10)

(p. 219) kājari an Indian folk-dance or its accompanying music. 14)

(p. 203) kamalāgun̐ḍ়i an orange-coloured fruitdust used to dye cloth. 13)

(p. 194) kaṇṭakita full of thorns, thorny; pricking as thorns, prickly; horripilated. 63)

(p. 220) kānta (chiefly used as a sfx.) a husband (কমলাকান্ত); a gem or a precious stone (অয়স্কান্ত). a. lovely, beautiful; beloved, dear; charming. 80)

(p. 228) kārbā a rose-water spray. 44)

(p. 220) kājēi, kājēkājēi resultantly, consequently, so, therefore. 7)

(p. 234) kicakica2, kicamica2, kiciramicira the tweeting or chirping noise of birds etc., loud prattling or babble. কিচকিচ করা, কিচমিচ করা, কিচিরমিচির করা v. to tweet; to chirp; to prattle or babble noisily. 12)

(p. 232) kālijhuli soot, smut. 17)

(p. 192) ka3 added to না, নাই, নি etc. to make them sound sweet. 2)

(p. 253) kērala Kerala, a south-Indian state; an inhabitant of Kerala (কেরল). 37)