(p. 239) kuñja1 an arbour, a grove, a bower; (loos.) a garden thick with trees and plants; a boscage (also কুঞ্জকানন, কুঞ্জবন); a garden house where a Vaishnava resides and worships (also কুঞ্জবাটিকা, কুঞ্জবাটী). 31)

(p. 192) kakhana at what time; when; long ago (সে তো কখন চলে গেছে). কখনও, কখনো adv. at any time, ever; for any reason; in any condition; under any circumstances. কখনো কখনো, (coll.) কখনোসখনো adv. sometimes, now and then, now and again; at times. আর কখনো ever afterwards. আর কখনো না never afterwards. 21)

(p. 231) kālā2 black; defaced, soiled, dirty, in disrepute, stigmatized (কালা মুখ). n. an appellation of Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). ̃কানুন a black act. ̃বাজার the black market. ̃মুখ a. shamefaced; brazen-faced. n. a shamefaced man; a brazen-face; a shameful face. ̃মুখো a. shamefaced; brazen-faced. n. a shamefaced man; a brazen-face; a man of soiled reputation. fem. কালামুখী । 32)

(p. 257) kōdāla, kōdāli a broad-bladed digging tool, a spade. কোদালিয়া a. one who digs with a spade. কোদাল দিয়ে খনন spadework. কোদাল পাড়া v. to dig with a spade. 12)

(p. 226) kāmalā jaundice. 18)

(p. 226) kāmī lustful; (chiefly used as a sfx.) desirous of, loving (শান্তিকামী). 37)

(p. 206) karamacā a variety of sour fruit (it becomes crimson when ripe). 2)

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

(p. 220) kāji a Muslim judge or interpreter of laws. 4)

(p. 220) kādā gluey mud, slime. a. full of gluey mud, slimy (পথ কাদা হয়েছে). কাদা করা v. to make muddy or slimy, to muddy; to make turbid. ̃খোঁচা n. the snipe. ̃টে a. slimy; viscous; full of gluey mud; muddy. ̃ময় a. full of mud, muddy; covered all over with mud. ̃মাখা a. smeared with mud; covered all over with mud. 66)

(p. 204) karakurcāshi the carpal bone, the carpal. 26)

(p. 194) kaṭās denoting: the sound of biting off or cutting off (esp. suddenly) a portion of a hard thing at one stroke; a snapping sound; an imaginary sound made by an ant when it pricks. কটাস্ কটাস্ int. denoting: repetition of any of these sounds. 22)

(p. 194) kadu the gourd. 108)

(p. 208) karmākarma works useful and useless; deeds, and misdeeds. 18)

(p. 232) kāsundi a pickle (usu. made of dried slices of green mango) preserved in mustard and salt. 50)