(p. 217) kākutsha, kākutshya a descendant of King Kakootstha (ককুত্স্হ) or Puranjaya (পুরঞ্জয়). a. descending from Kakootstha or Puranjaya. 25)

(p. 216) kān̐ḍ়ā to husk. a. husked. কাঁড়ানো v. to cause to husk. a. husked; husky. n. husking. 17)

(p. 240) kuputra a bad or wicked or disobedient son, an unworthy son. 69)

(p. 243) kurniśa, kuraniśa (Mus.) a mode of salutation in accordance with official etiquette. কুর্নিশ করা v. to salute. 63)

(p. 240) kuṭa1 expressing the imaginary sound of a small bite as by an ant. 4)

(p. 253) kētaka, kētakī the screwpine flower or its tree. 5)

(p. 232) kāhākē (interro.) whom. 53)

(p. 220) kāntā wife; a lady-love, a mistress. 82)

(p. 261) kyān̐cakēn̐cē creaky. 16)

(p. 208) kalālāpa2 a discussion about fine arts. 70)

(p. 234) kiñjala, kiñjalaka the stamen or the filament of a flower; pollen. 15)

(p. 202) kabala gape; gulp; act of gurgling or rinsing the mouth; forceful occupation; seizure; grip. 9)

(p. 204) kaẏēka a small number of, a few, several. 16)

(p. 215) kām̐ibīci, kām̐ibici a seed or stone of tamarind. 25)

(p. 232) kāṣṭha wood; timber. ̃কীট n. termite, white ant. ̃খণ্ড n. a piece of wood or log. ̃পাদুকা n. a (pair of) wooden sandals, a (pair of) clogs. ̃পুত্তলিকা n. a wooden doll or puppet; (fig.) a powerless man, a person with no real authority, a figurehead. ̃ফলক n. a board; a wooden tablet; a plank of wood. ̃বত্ a. (hard and insipid) like wood. ̃মঞ্চ n. a wooden platform. ̃মণ্ড n. woodpulp. ̃ময় a. wooden; woody. ̃মার্জার n. a squirrel. ̃ল a. wooden. ̃হাসি n. an affected smile (esp. for the sake of courtesy), a simper. 45)