(p. 237) kun̐cē a variety of fish akin to the eel. 18)

(p. 261) kyān̐carakyān̐cara, kyān̐caramyācara expressing the confused noise made by talking together; a harsh and unpleasant noise. ক্যাঁচরক্যাঁচর করা, ক্যাঁচরম্যাচর করা v. to talk together making a confused noise; to make a harsh and upleasant noise. 18)

(p. 228) kārikuri workmanship; artistry; artistic skill; deftness. 28)

(p. 256) kōn̐kaḍ়ā curled, curling, curly, wavy. 5)

(p. 194) kañcukī a Brahmin (ব্রাহ্মণ) supervisor of a royal household, (cp.) the Lord of the Bed-chamber; a eunuch guarding a harem; a man in armour; the snake. 7)

(p. 239) kucōkācā odds and ends; kiddies. 21)

(p. 257) kōpānō to chop or strike with a sharp cutting implement as a sword; to dig with a spade. a. thus struck or chopped or dug. 19)

(p. 206) karī the elephant. fem. করিণী । করিকর n. the proboscis of an elephant, a trunk. করিকুম্ভ n. the frontal globe or sinus of an elephant. করিদন্ত n. the tooth of an elephant, a tusk; ivory. করিশাবক n. a calf of an elephant. করিশুণ্ড same as করিকর । 14)

(p. 217) kākōdara the snake. 28)

(p. 261) kaulika pertaining to a family or a clan or lineage, lineal; ancestral, hereditary; in accordance with the tradition and usage peculiar to a family or line. n. a weaver by caste. 5)

(p. 228) kālaghāma perspiration at the time of death; perspiration owing to excessive toil. কালঘাম ছোটা v. to perspire as if dying; to perspire as at death; to perspire owing to excessive labour. 63)

(p. 253) kēmabrika cambric, a kind of white cotton fabric. 27)

(p. 219) kāchānō to draw near; to approach; to step up; to impend, to become imminent. 7)

(p. 237) kun̐caki the groin. 15)

(p. 232) kālōmānika (attributed endearingly or sarcastically to a very dark-skinned person) a black jewel; Lord Krishna. 34)