(p. 203) kamalāgun̐ḍ়i an orange-coloured fruitdust used to dye cloth. 13)

(p. 220) kāṇḍa (of a tree) a stalk, a stem, a trunk, a caulis; (of a book) a chapter or canto; an event, an incident, an affair; a deed or exploit (ভীমের বিষম কাণ্ড). ̃কারখানা n. (as pl.) deeds, workings, activities, exploits; (as sing.) an affair or matter (usually serious or strange). ̃জ a. (bot.) cauline, caulinary. ̃জ্ঞান n. common sense, gumption. ̃জ্ঞানশূন্য a. devoid of or wanting in common sense. ̃জ্ঞানবিহীন same as কাণ্ডজ্ঞানশূন্য । ̃হীন a. without a stem or stalk or trunk. কাণ্ড বাধানো v. to throw up a row; to create a funny or serious or curious affair; to make a scene. 46)

(p. 232) kālājbara kala-azar. 2)

(p. 243) kula2 a religious sect amongst Hindus practising a very severe form of Tantric worship (কুলমার্গ). 67)

(p. 217) kākuti anything uttered in supplication or regret; importunate request or solicitation. কাকুতি-মিনতি n. earnest entreaty, supplication; repeated importunate request or solicitation. কাকুতি-মিনতি করা v. to request or solicit importunately and repeatedly. 24)

(p. 261) kyān̐ca expressing a creaking noise or the sound of chopping. ক্যাঁচক্যাঁচ frequentative ক্যাঁচ sound. ক্যাঁচক্যাঁচ করা v. to make a creaking sound, to creak. 15)

(p. 240) kuḍ়ci a medicinal flower-plant usu. grown on hillsides. 26)

(p. 228) kāraparadāja, kāraparadāra an armed attendant or follower. 20)

(p. 194) kañcuka, kañcu armour, a coat of mail; a modesty vest, bodice, brassiere; a slough or cast skin of a snake. 6)

(p. 256) kōṭa1 a coat. 28)

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

(p. 239) kucamukha same as কুচাগ্র । 8)

(p. 208) karmāntara another work or job; change of work or job. 25)

(p. 234) kīrṇa scattered or strewn here and there; pervaded; extended or spread over. 63)

(p. 243) kumira the crocodile; the alligator. কুমিরকুমির খেলা push in the corner. জলে কুমির ডাঙায় বাঘ (fig.) between Scylla and Charybdis, between two great dangers. 25)