(p. 240) kunaki a female elephant tamed and trained by elephant-catchers to allure wild elephants into the trap. 49)

(p. 232) kālōjirē black cummin. 33)

(p. 232) kālō the black colour. a. black. কালো করা v. to make black, to blacken; to make dark, to darken; to pollute; to defame. কালো হওয়া v. to become black; to blacken; to become dark, to darken; to become polluted or to be defamed. কালো পতাকা n. a black flag (usually shown to somebody, as a mark of protest or disapproval). ̃বাজার the black market. ̃বাজারি n. a black marketeer. 30)

(p. 234) kiśamiśa raisin, currant. 51)

(p. 208) kalēja a college. কলেজি শিক্ষা n. college education. 81)

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

(p. 194) kaḍ়ā2 a coin of smallest value (usu. denominated by cowries or small conch-shells), a cowrie, এক কড়া (to the) smallest amount or degree; an iota. ̃কিয়া n. a table for counting cowries from 1 to 1. ̃ক্রান্তি see ক্রান্তি । কড়ায় গণ্ডায় adv. to the last farthing; completely, thoroughly. 44)

(p. 262) klōrina a poisonous gaseous element of greenish yellow colour (used for purifying water), chlorine.

(p. 262) krētabya worth buying, that which can be or is to be bought, buyable, purchasable. 40)

(p. 243) kumatalaba an evil plan; an evil or mischievous plan or design. 17)

(p. 243) kurubaka a flower-plant or its flower, the red amaranth. 57)

(p. 194) kathañcana, kathañcit somehow; (loos.) somewhat. a. (pop.) a small amount of. 87)

(p. 208) kartṛbācya (gr.) the active voice. 8)

(p. 228) kārṣṇa pertaining to Lord Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). কার্ষ্ণি n. a son of Lord Krishna. কার্ষ্ণ্য n. blackness. 50)

(p. 240) kuṭṭana act of cutting or chopping esp. into pieces; act of digging; act of pounding or squeezing; act of censuring or blaming or abusing. 15)