(p. 216) kān̐ci2 scissors. 9)

(p. 237) kun̐kaḍ়i-sukaḍ়i shrunk or contracted into a circular shape (chiefly due to cold). কুঁকড়ি-সুকড়ি হওয়া v. to shrink or contract as though into a lump or into a circular shape. 12)

(p. 192) kaṅkāla a skeleton; a bone. ̃মালী n. one who wears a garland of bones; an appellation of Shiva (শিব). ̃মালিনী n. fem. one who wears a garland of bones; an appellation of Goddess Kali (কালী). ̃সার a. reduced to bones or to a skeleton, one who is only skin and bone, (cp.) a bag of bones. 27)

(p. 194) kaḍ়ā4, kaḍ়āi a large tumblerlike cooking utensil, (cp.) a vat. 46)

(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. 253) kailāsanātha the lord of the Kailasa mountain; an appellation of Shiva শিব 64)

(p. 232) kālika pertaining to time; of a time; temporal; temporary; timely. 14)

(p. 208) kalatāni morbid watery secretion from a wound or sepsis. 47)

(p. 220) kātā coir. 54)

(p. 225) kāphi an Indian musical mode. 17)

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

(p. 204) kaẏāla one whose profession is to weigh goods, esp. cereals, at the time of transaction; a professional weighing man, a weighman, a weigher. কয়ালি n. the profession of a weigher; weighage. 15)

(p. 231) kālāgni, kālānala (myth.) the expected divine conflagration which will annihilate the universe, the fire of universal annihilation. 35)

(p. 240) kuḍ়āla, kuḍ়āli an axe. 30)

(p. 226) kāmadāra embroidered. 13)