(p. 194) kaṇṭhauṣṭhya (gr.) both guttural and labial, gutturo-labial. 75)

(p. 215) kān̐ka2 the armpit, the flank; the hip; the waist. 27)

(p. 248) kṛcchra physical hardship, hard labour; austerity; austere vow or (religious) meditation or penance (কৃচ্ছ্র করা). a. austere (কৃচ্ছ্র ব্রত). ̃লব্ধ a. hard-earned. ̃সাধন n. a very austere vow or (religious) meditation or penance; extremely hard labour; practice of austerities, self-castigation. ̃সাধ্য a. requiring hard labour or practice or adoption of austerities. 36)

(p. 239) kucēṣṭā a bad or futile attempt; an evil attempt or design. 20)

(p. 239) kucakuca2 milder sound than কচকচ । 3)

(p. 234) kiṇa a grazing mark; a hardness in an area of the skin caused by (frequent) friction, a corn; a dried-up pimple. কিণান্কিত a. containing a grazing mark or a corn or a dried-up pimple. 18)

(p. 251) kēm̐ukēm̐u expressing the whining of a dog in distress. কেঁউকেঁউ করা v. (of a dog in distress) to whine; (of a person in trouble) to groan piteously; (sarcas.) to whine complainingly like a dog. 27)

(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. 194) kaṇṭhi a necklace of the twigs of holy basil worn by Vaishnavas. কণ্ঠি ছেঁড়া to cast out a person from the Vaishnava sect. ̃ধারণ n. initiation into Vaishnavism; act of wearing the holy basil-necklace. ̃ধারী a. wearing a holy basil-necklace. n. a Vaishnava. ̃বদল n. the Vaishnava system of marriage in which the bridegroom and the bride exchange the holy basil-necklaces. 73)

(p. 216) kān̐cakaḍ়ā tortoise-shell; whale-bone; vulcanite. 2)

(p. 237) kīrtita narrated; celebrated, extolled; glorified; sung. 4)

(p. 215) kāukē whom; to anybody; to none (কাউকে দেব না). 19)

(p. 251) kēōṭa one of the lowest castes amongst the Hindus (their original profession was fishing). fem. কেওটনি । 25)

(p. 251) kṛṣaka a peasant, a husbandman, ploughman, a cultivator, a farmer. ̃ সম্প্রদায় n. the peasantry. 13)

(p. 240) kupanhā a bad or wrong or evil means or policy or way. 61)