(p. 194) kajjalī mercurous sulphate (as used in medicine). 3)

(p. 243) kumārikā the Cape Comorin; (rare) a twelve years old girl; (rare) an unmarried girl or woman, a maid, a virgin, a spinster. 23)

(p. 253) kēśura a kind of bulbous plant. 56)

(p. 237) kīrti fame, renown, celebrity; a glorious performance or achievement or deed or feat. ̃কলাপ n. pl. glorious deeds or achievements; exploits; activities. ̃ধ্বজা n. the standard of fame. ̃বাস, ̃মান a. famous, renowned, celebrated, glorified. ̃স্তম্ভ n. a monument. 3)

(p. 240) kuṭira a hut, a cottage; (usu. in politeness) a humble abode. ̃বাসী n. a cottager. fem. ̃বাসিনী । ̃শিল্প n. cottage industry. 12)

(p. 226) kāmāgni fire of lust, burning desire for sexual pleasure or intercourse; fire of love. 23)

(p. 217) kākṣika intrapetiolar. 29)

(p. 239) kujjhaṭi, kujjhaṭikā, kujjhaṭī fog, mist. কুজ্ঝটিকাময় a. overcast with fog or mist, foggy, misty. কুজ্ঝটিকাচ্ছন্ন a. enveloped in fog or mist, foggy, misty. 25)

(p. 228) kālacē blackish; darkish. 68)

(p. 253) kēẏā1 the screwpine flower or its tree. 29)

(p. 194) kaḍ়i3 (mus.) any of the notes in the natural major scale. (cp. sharp). 51)

(p. 208) karṣa1 a measure of weight (=.8 oz or 227 gms). 35)

(p. 240) kutarka sophistry; unreasonable or useless argument, false but clever argument (intended mainly to outwit), quibbling. 37)

(p. 261) kyān̐cakyān̐cāni the confused noise by many talking together; an intolerable noise. 17)

(p. 238) kun̐da a (turner's) lathe; a variety of multi-petalled jasmine. 4)