(p. 208) karmēndriẏa any of the organs to work with (such as hands, legs, tongue etc.). 32)

(p. 194) kañculikā, kañculī bodice, brassiere, a modesty vest. 9)

(p. 243) kuyaśa ill-repute, disrepute; notoriety. 40)

(p. 208) karmakāra a blacksmith, an ironsmith; (rare) an ironmonger. 15)

(p. 253) kaindrika central; centric. 60)

(p. 248) kūpa a draw-well, a well; a hole, a cavity (লোমকূপ, কর্ণকূপ). ̃মন্ডূক n. (lit.) a frog that dwells in a well and seldom comes out of it; (fig.) a narrow-minded person with limited knowledge or vision; (fig.) a home-keeping person. 27)

(p. 217) kāṅāla poor, indigent; destitute; humbly praying for; meanly hankering after, piteously eager to have (যশের কাঙাল, সন্তানের কাঙাল); wistful (কাঙাল নয়ন); suffering, miserable; earning one's livelihood by begging. n. an indigent man; a humble petitioner; a suffering or miserable man; a begger. fem. কাঙালিনি । ̃পনা n. (usu. dero.) beggary; supplication. কাঙালি same as কাঙাল । কাঙালি বিদায় n. distribution of alms to the poor or beggars. কাঙালি বিদায় করা v. to distribute alms to the poor or beggars. কাঙালি ভোজন n. feeding of the poor or beggars. 32)

(p. 239) kucāgra a nipple, a pap, a teat. 12)

(p. 262) klinna besmeared with liquid filth; besmeared with any morbid matter secreted from within one's body such as sweat, pus, slaver etc.; soiled; wet, moist. 53)

(p. 208) karnika a trowel. 11)

(p. 216) kān̐ḍ়ādāsa a foolish but very obstinate fellow.

(p. 194) kaṭāha a cauldron; a large tumblerlike cooking utensil; a dixie. 24)

(p. 243) kumakuma a ball filled with red powder and scented water for sprinkling; a red paste made from saffron juice used by women as a cosmetic. 16)

(p. 194) kathita uttered, pronounced; said, told; narrated, described; mentioned, spoken of কথিত আছে যে it is said that. 91)

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