(p. 256) kō2 who. 2)

(p. 243) kula2 a religious sect amongst Hindus practising a very severe form of Tantric worship (কুলমার্গ). 67)

(p. 256) kōṭā1 to cut into pieces (as fish or vegetables), to dress; to grind, to pound; to husk or make flat by thrashing under a foot-driven molar (চাল কোটা, চিঁড়ে কোটা). ̃নো v. to cause to cut into pieces, to cause to dress; to cause to grind or pound; to cause to husk. 32)

(p. 240) kuḍ়āni one who draws together and picks up what is lying scattered (পাতাকুড়ানি). 28)

(p. 259) kōhinura the famous diamond called kohinoor; (fig.) a very costly thing; (fig.) one's most valuable treasure; (fig.) the best specimen or person. 20)

(p. 219) kāchima the tortoise, the turtle. কাছিমের খোলা n. tortoise-shell. 10)

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

(p. 261) kyānakēnē (of voice) thin and effeminate. 22)

(p. 204) karapatra a hand-saw; a saw. 36)

(p. 194) kapāṭa a door; a door-panel; a lid; a shutting or concealing device (মনের কপাট). কপাটক n. (anat.) a valve. 143)

(p. 194) kathōpakathana a conversation; a talk, a chat; a dialogue. কথোপকথন করা v. to talk. কথোপকথনের ভাষা colloquial or spoken language. 92)

(p. 239) kucaphala the pomegranate. 7)

(p. 194) kaḍ়ikapālē lucky in making money, fortunate. 52)

(p. 215) kāiṭa dregs or dross or less of any liquid. 18)

(p. 253) kēnnō, kēnnui, kēnnāi a centipede, an earwig. 18)