(p. 253) kēśākēśi pulling each other by the hair in a scuffle. কেশাকেশি করা v. to pull each other by the hair in a scuffle. 53)

(p. 192) kakuda, kakut the hump on the shoulder of a bull. 14)

(p. 215) kān̐kurē gravelly, gritty; full of or mixed with stones.

(p. 256) kōn̐caḍ় the lap of one's loincloth. কোঁচড় পাতা v. to hold out the lap of one's loincloth (in order to receive something). 8)

(p. 232) kālōjirē black cummin. 33)

(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. 217) kācana act of washing clothes etc. by rinsing and thrashing. 38)

(p. 231) kālanāga the black cobra, the cobra. fem. কালনাগিনি । 5)

(p. 262) krōśa a measure of length or distance equal to 8 cubits or a little more than two miles or three kilometres. 46)

(p. 253) kēbala-hāsi given to laughing overmuch or always. 21)

(p. 225) kāpāsa cotton. কাপাস গাছ n. the cotton-plant. See also কার্পাস । 10)

(p. 240) kuñjara the elephant; (as a sfx.) the best one (নরকুঞ্জর = the best of men,). fem. কুঞ্জরা, কুঞ্জরী । 2)

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

(p. 220) kāṇḍakāṇḍajñāna power of discriminating between good and bad or between propriety and impropriety. 47)

(p. 226) kāmāi1 earnings, income. কামাই করা v. to earn. 19)