(p. 248) kṛtsna (obs.) all; entire, whole. 42)

(p. 248) kṛtābhyāsa one who has practised or received training, practised, trained. 47)

(p. 240) kunō pertaining to a corner; homekeeping, domestic; shy of company, unsociable; shy, bashful. কুনো ব্যাং a species of frog which seldom comes out of its hole; (fig.) a home-keeping or domestic person. ̃মি n. habit of home-keeping; unsociableness; shyness. 55)

(p. 248) kusuma-kusuma lukewarm, tepid. কুসম-কুসম গরম করা to make lukewarm or tepid, to take the chill off. 5)

(p. 239) kucaphala the pomegranate. 7)

(p. 194) kanyakā a ten year old virgin; a daughter. 135)

(p. 220) kāḍ়na (now obs.) act of snatching away; act of seizing by force or tactics; act of lifting or grabbing; act of attracting or enticing (মন কাড়ন); act of uttering or pronouncing (রা কাড়ন). 43)

(p. 262) krānti transition, transit; attack; gait, change of state or condition; (astr.) the ecliptic; (astrol.) the zodiac; an obsolete Indian coin of the lowest value (=⅓ কড়া). ̃কোণ n. (astr.) the obliquity of the ecliptic. ̃পাত n. (astr.) an equinoctial point; (geog.) the equinox. ̃বিন্দু n. (astr.) an equinoctial point. ̃বৃত্ত, ̃বলয়, ̃মণ্ডল n. (astr.) the ecliptic; (geog.) the tropics. ̃বিম্ব n. (astr.) the celestial latitude. ক্রান্তীয় a. tropical (ক্রান্তীয় মরু); ecliptical. ক্রান্ত্যংশ n. (astr.) the celestial longitude. 24)

(p. 194) kandarpa the name of Hindu love god (cp. Cupid, Eros). 128)

(p. 261) kyāśabāksa money-box, (loos.) a cashbox.

(p. 240) kuḍ় a medicinal plant; a measure of land (= .33 acre or .13 hectare approx.) a heap (পাঁশকুড়); a slit, a hole; a place for depositing, a depository (আঁস্তাকুড়). 24)

(p. 253) kēśākēśi pulling each other by the hair in a scuffle. কেশাকেশি করা v. to pull each other by the hair in a scuffle. 53)

(p. 239) kuñcikā a very red-coloured stony fruit with a black patch on the top; a thin twig of bamboo; a slip of bamboo; a key; an index, a table or list of contents; a variety of fish akin to the eel. 29)

(p. 206) karōgēṭa a corrugated sheet. 20)

(p. 203) kamalālaẏā an appellation of Goddess Lakshmi (লক্ষ্মী). 15)