(p. 194) katthaka an Indian classical dance form. 85)

(p. 231) kālarātri a night on which one's death or danger comes; (astrol.) an inauspicious part of the night. 23)

(p. 261) kyān̐ka expressing the sound of kicking or striking or of excitement or pain or a surly utterance. ক্যাঁক-ক্যাঁক করা v. to grumble or rebuke (usu. repeatedly) in a surly manner; to whine. 14)

(p. 251) kēn̐cō the earthworm. (ভয়ে) কেঁচো cowering (in fear). ভয়ে কেঁচো হওয়া v. to cower in fear. 29)

(p. 194) kaṇikābāda corpuscular theory. 60)

(p. 239) kucāla bad conduct or manners; an astute or shrewd or wicked move. 14)

(p. 194) kapi1 the monkey. 146)

(p. 231) kālācān̐da an appellation of Lord Krishna (কৃষ্ণ).

(p. 234) kitaba a deceiver, a cheat, a chicaner; a swindler, a gambler; a gamester. 20)

(p. 243) kuśāsana2, ku-śāsana misgovernment, misrule, maladministration. 94)

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

(p. 253) kērāni an office-clerk, a clerk. ̃গিরি n. clerkship. মাছিমারা কেরানি a. clerk or copyist who does his routine business or daily score or duty without using his discretion; an incompetent or unintelligent worker. 39)

(p. 228) kārtuja, kārtusa cartridge, cartouche. 39)

(p. 206) karāẏatta gripped, grasped; taken firm hold or possession of; brought under one's control or power; usurped; learned thoroughly. 10)

(p. 226) kābyālōcanā a discussion on poetry. 8)