(p. 217) kām̐si a dish of bell metal used as a kitchen utensil or amusical instrument. 16)

(p. 232) kālidaha (myth.) the deep river described as the abode of Kaliya (কালিয় or কালীয়) the serpent in the Yamuna. 16)

(p. 253) kēdāra a holy place for Hindus on the Himalayas; a name of Shiva (শিব); a piece of agricultural land, a field, a garden; a ridge round a piece of agricultural land; a ridge round the foot of a tree for watering. ̃নাথ n. Shiva (শিব). 12)

(p. 243) kuyukti evil or harmful counsel, bad advice, useless or fallacious reasoning; unsubstantial and ill-motived argument, a false but clever argument with intention to deceive or outwit. 41)

(p. 240) kutantra bad advice or counsel; bad policy or measure. 36)

(p. 251) kṛṣya ploughable; arable; cultivable. 20)

(p. 206) kariṣṇu engaged in doing, in the state of doing. 13)

(p. 217) kām̐pi (poet. & obs.) tremble or trembles, shudder or shudders, shiver or shivers, shake or shakes, quake or quakes. 11)

(p. 216) kān̐ji the water in which boiled rice has been kept steeped overnight (this water tastes sour). 12)

(p. 208) kalālāpa1 a sweet low and indistinct sound; a pleasant (and usu. amorous) tete-a-tete; a bumble-bee. 69)

(p. 206) karṇāntara act of telling another (esp. undesirably); act of passing a piece of information to others. 29)

(p. 234) kimbhūta (lit.) of what form or shape, (pop.) queer, strange, odd, grotesque, antic. ̃কিমাকার a. of strange and ugly form or shape, grotesquely shaped or formed, monstrous. ̃কিমাকার প্রাণী বা বস্তু an antic; a monstrosity. 33)

(p. 253) kēnnō, kēnnui, kēnnāi a centipede, an earwig. 18)

(p. 232) kāśā to cough. কেশে তোলা v. to expectorate by coughing, to expectorate. 39)

(p. 202) kabahu kabahu (poet.) at any time; ever. 12)