(p. 194) kadarya extremely ugly; detestable; abominable, hateful; base; miserly, niggardly. ̃তা n. extreme ugliness; detestableness, abomination, hatefulness; baseness; miserliness, niggardliness. 102)

(p. 232) kālōjirē black cummin. 33)

(p. 208) kalamā any of the principal words of an Islamic prayer. কলমা পড়া v. to pray according to the Islamic scriptures. 57)

(p. 206) karka a stopper made of cork, a cork. 22)

(p. 194) kanakācala (myth.) a mountain of gold or as bright as gold. 113)

(p. 194) katala beheading, decapitation. কতল করা v. to behead, to decapitate. 82)

(p. 261) kauśala dexterity, skill, artistry; an artifice, a device, an expedient; a trick, a deceptive artifice or make-believe, a stratagem. কৌশল করা v. to devise means; to devise; to play a trick (with or upon); to deceive cleverly or artfully. কৌশলে, ̃ক্রমে adv. artfully; tactfully; by means of a trick or a stratagem, craftily. কৌশলী a. dexterous, skilful; crafty, wily, artful, tricky. 7)

(p. 226) kāmanā a desire, a wish; a wishing; a prayer. কামনা করা v. to desire; to wish; to pray for. ̃নাশ n. annihilation or destruction or extinction of desire. ̃সিদ্ধি n. fulfilment of a desire. 14)

(p. 194) kapardaka a snail-like gastropod resembling a miniature conch, a cowrie; a cowrie-shell used as a coin or medium of exchange of the smallest denomination; a coin of the smallest denomination, (cp.) a stiver. ̃বিহীন, ̃শূন্য, ̃হীন a. penniless, (coll.) broke; extremely poor. 141)

(p. 231) kālaśōdhana equation of time. 25)

(p. 253) kaiśōra early youth; adolescence. ̃ক a. of early youth, relating to adolescence. কৈশোর-প্রেম n. calf-love; romantic love or attachment or infatuation among adolescents.

(p. 226) kāmarā a compartment, a room, a chamber, a cubicle. 15)

(p. 226) kāmāi2 absence; cessation (বকবকানির কামাই নেই). কামাই করা v. to absent oneself from. 20)

(p. 238) kukriẏa given to evil deeds or bad practices; wrong-doing; depraved. কুক্রিয়া n. an evil deed; a bad practice; depravity. কুক্রিয়ান্বিত, কুক্রিয়াসক্ত a. given to evil ways. 15)

(p. 232) kālāntaka causing universal dissolution; bringing about the end of an age; deadly. n. an appellation of Yama (যম), the god of death. 6)