(p. 262) krēṅkāra the call of a duck or swan. 39)

(p. 217) kācatulya glasslike, hyaline; transparent. 36)

(p. 203) kampa, kampana tremor, quake, shiver, tremble, shudder; ague; quiver; throb, vibration. কম্প হওয়া v. to be stricken with tremor, to quake; to shiver, to tremble, to shudder; to be stricken with ague; to throb. কম্পক n. vibrator. কম্পজ্বর n. a fever marked by shivering; an ague; malaria. কম্পমান a. quaking; shivering, trembling, tremulous, shuddering; stricken with ague; quivering; throbbing; vibrating.

(p. 262) krōḍ়1 a ten million, a crore. a. ten million, crore. ̃পতি n. a multi-millionaire, a billionaire; an extremely wealthy man. 43)

(p. 257) kōna, kōn which, what (chiefly interro.) a certain, some (কোন দিন হয়তো শুনব). adv. in what respect, how (তুমিই কোন সাধু); why (আমিই কোন না বলি). কোন কোন pro. & a. pl. which ones. 13)

(p. 262) klēśa trouble; sorrow; misery; pain. ক্লেশ দেওয়া v. to trouble; to distress; to inflict sorrow or misery (on); to pain. ক্লেশ পাওয়া to be distressed or afflicted; to suffer. ̃কর, ̃জনক, ̃দায়ক a. troublesome; distressing; painful; difficult. ক্লেশাবহ same as ক্লেশদায়ক । ক্লেশার্জিত a. hard-earned. ক্লেশিত a. one who is being troubled or distressed or pained; troubled; sorrowful; in misery; afflicted, distressed; pained. 58)

(p. 238) kun̐da2 a stock or butt (of a gun); a stump or trunk (of a tree); a log (of wood); a lump (of sugar etc.). 7)

(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. 220) kāṭhisāra very lean and thin. 42)

(p. 234) kimbā or; on the other hand; or; alternatively. 7)

(p. 206) karādhāna imposition of a tax or taxes, taxation. 8)

(p. 192) kacalākacali act of wringing or squeezing repeatedly; act of rubbing; act of higgling (অনেক কচলাকচলির পর দাম কমাল). কচলাকচলি করা v. to wring or squeeze repeatedly; to rub; to higgle. 33)

(p. 243) kurasi a chair. 50)

(p. 194) kaṇṭakiphala the jack-fruit or its tree. 64)

(p. 203) kamabakta, kamabakhata wretched, miserable; down on one's luck, ill-fated. 9)