(p. 220) kāṭani1 the charge for spinning. 20)

(p. 239) kucani of কোচ; a prostitute, a harlot. 5)

(p. 243) kumēru the South Pole, the Antarctic. ̃জ্যোতি, ̃প্রভা n. Aurora Australis. ̃বৃত্ত n. (geog.) the Antarctic Circle. 28)

(p. 192) ki1 where. int. denoting: disappointment, dejection, denial, amazement, cordiality etc. 3)

(p. 256) kōkanada the red lotus. 18)

(p. 194) kapacānō (of or like talking birds) to utter or reproduce by rote, to say what is hackneyed or stock by rote; to indulge in empty talk in order to parade one's learning; to prattle, to talk bunkum; to cut or shear (চুল কপচানো). কপচানি n. act of roting or prattling. 138)

(p. 204) kaẏa2 how many; a few, several. 13)

(p. 253) kēśākarṣaṇa pulling one by the hair, pulling one's hair. কেশাকর্ষণ করা v. to pull one's hair; to pull one by the hair. 52)

(p. 219) kāchākāchi near, close to; nearly, approximately; about; almost. a. adjacent, situated or placed near. 6)

(p. 253) kēṭhō2 a wooden vessel or trough. a. made of wood, wooden; (fig.) rough (কেঠো চেহারা). 2)

(p. 226) kāmāla a unique performance or deed. কামাল করা v. to do a unique work. 32)

(p. 206) karamacā a variety of sour fruit (it becomes crimson when ripe). 2)

(p. 228) kāradāni a feat; skill; an ostentatious display of skill; bravado. 19)

(p. 192) kakṣāntara another room. 19)

(p. 192) kacaṭānō to knead. কচটানি n. act of kneading. 30)