(p. 217) kām̐pi (poet. & obs.) tremble or trembles, shudder or shudders, shiver or shivers, shake or shakes, quake or quakes. 11)

(p. 253) kērāsina, kērōsina kerosene. 42)

(p. 239) kucāgra a nipple, a pap, a teat. 12)

(p. 259) kaupīna a small piece of loincloth worn after the fashion of a suspensor by Indian ascetics. ̃ধারী a. one who is wearing the loincloth. n. an ascetic. 28)

(p. 228) kārśya thinness; slimness; leanness. 48)

(p. 194) kabaca an armour, a coat of mail; a metrical form of words believed to possess occult power, a spell, a charm; an amulet, a trinket, a talisman. কবচ করা v. to protect or guard with a spell; to give an amulet for protection. কবচ ধারণ করা v. to wear an amulet for protection. ̃ধারী a. wearing a coat of mail, armour-clad; wearing an amulet. 164)

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

(p. 226) kāmākṣī an appellation of Goddess Kamakhya (কামাখ্যা) so called because of her beautiful eyes. 21)

(p. 231) kālanidrā the sleep that never ends, death. 6)

(p. 217) kācapātra glass bowl, glass vessel. 40)

(p. 239) kuñja2 decorative embroidery in the borders of a sari (শাড়ি), shawl etc. ̃দার a. embroidered.

(p. 225) kābāḍ়i persons who buy in an auctionmart for resale; a class of fishermen. 21)

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

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

(p. 228) kāraṇībhūta one who or that which has become the cause of; causing; supposed to be or appeared as the cause of. 17)