(p. 248) kṛtōpakāra one who benefits, benevolent; benefited. 55)

(p. 243) kumbhakarṇa the monstrous second brother of Ravana (রাবণ) as described in the Ramayana (he used to keep awake only for a day after sleeping for six months at a stretch); (hence—fig.) a man who sleeps overmuch. 32)

(p. 217) kāccābāccā infants, young children, little ones, (sl.) kiddies.

(p. 231) kālamāna a measure or measurement of time, a chronometer or chronometry. 20)

(p. 226) kāmābaśāẏitā, kāmābasāẏitā power of fulfilling one's desires at will; power of restraining one's sexual appetite; continence. 29)

(p. 204) karakara expressing: the sound of crushing or rubbing grits or of chewing hard and crisp things; the sound of scraping (as the pulp of a coconut); scratching sensation; restlessness; pain; burning sensation. করকরা, করকরানো v. to give a sensation of scratching or paining or burning. করকরানি n. scratching or paining or burning sensation. করকরে a. gritty; giving out a sound of or as of crushing or rubbing grits; brand new (করকরে নোট). 24)

(p. 208) kalka deposit of any liquid, dregs, sediment; a sin. 84)

(p. 208) kaṣa a kind of astringent juice of some plants (কলার কষ); stain caused by this juice (কষ লাগা); tannin; touchstone. 102)

(p. 204) karañja, karañjaka, karañjā a variety of sour fruit (it becomes crimson when ripe). 28)

(p. 225) kāpāsa cotton. কাপাস গাছ n. the cotton-plant. See also কার্পাস । 10)

(p. 232) kālikā a name of goddess Kali (কালী). ̃পূরাণ. n. the scripture that narrates the feats of Kalika (কালিকা). 15)

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

(p. 243) kula1 the jujube. 66)

(p. 208) kalāra a collar. কলার তোলা v. to turn up one's collar. 68)

(p. 208) kalālāpa2 a discussion about fine arts. 70)