KA

KA: acoustic root of expressed universe and also of hope propensity

KAKUBHA: eastern direction

KAKHAN: when

KAKŚA: zodiac, room, apartment, chamber

KAUNKAŃ: tubular hollow ring ornament worn in arm or feet, armlet, anklet

KAUNKÁL: skeleton

KAUNGÁLA: pauper, poor, beggar, broke, destitute, penniless, deprived, meagre

KACA: hair

KACI: unripe, immature

KAJJALA: where water expands and takes the form of vapour or clouds, cloud

KAJJVALA: collyrium, eye-wash, eye-salve, lampblack, cloud, dark cloud, soot

KAT́ÁHA: cauldron, large tumbler like cooking utensil, dixie

KAT́ÁKŚA: look, side look, glance, sarcastic look

KAT́I: waist

KAT́U: bitter like chilly, black pepper, one of six tastes

KAT́HIN: hard

KAD́I / KAŔI: joist

KAŃIKÁ: drop, nutshell, brief, particle

KAŃT́HA: voice, neck, throat

KATA: how much

KATAK: somewhat

KATAK KATAK / KATAKAT́Á: somewhat, partially, to a certain extent

KATHAN: to speak

KATHÁ: words, saying, statement, voice, feeling, story, event, tale, topic, news, about, fiction

KATHIKÁ: story in a sketchy shape, a narration or talk

KADALII: plantain

KADAMBA: (niip) (anthocephalus indicus) a flowering tree associated with Lord Krśńa

KANAK: gold

KANAKÁLOK: golden light

KANKAN: denoting painful sensation, smarting, shivering, to twinge, to ache, shiver

KANKANE SHIITA: shivering cold, chilling cold

KANDARA: cave

KANDUKA: play-ball

KAPAT́A: deceit

KAPAT́ATÁ: deceit, hypocrisy, cunningness

KAPAT́ÁCÁRII: hypocrite, deceitful

KAPÁT́: door, gate

KAPOTA: dove

KAPOLA: cheek

KABAR: grave, tomb

KABARII: hair in a state of being put up, chignon, braid or plait of hair, pigtail

KABE: when

KABHU: sometimes, when, ever

KAM: deficient, short, less, small, few, not many or much, a little, inadequate, inferior

KAMAL / KAMALA: “that which holds beauty” or “that which is an embodiment of beauty”, in both cases the colloquial meaning is “lotus flower”

KAMPA: shiver, shudder, trembling, tremulous

KAMPRA: trembling, tremulous, shiver, shudder

KAMBU: conch

KAMBUKANT́HE: loud voice like conch

KARA: hand, ray or beam of light, tax

KARAINJA: a variety of sour plum

KARATÁR: creator

KARAŃIIYA: that which should be done

KARAVII: oleander flower or tree, nerium odorum

KARÁR: condition, stipulation, promise, agreement, assurance, vow

KARIYÁ: prep. by, with, in, on, in a way or manner, by turns

KARIIB: close, near

KARKÁ: hailstone

KARKÁPÁTA: fall of hailstone

KARABII: oleander tree, or its flower, nerium odorum

KARÁL: having large teeth, terrible, awful, cruel

KARŃA: ear

KARŃADHÁRA: helmsman, steersman, pilot, leader

KARŃÁBHARAŃ: earrings

KARŃIKÁ: seed-vessel of flower, stem of flower, seed-vessel of lotus, stalk

KARHÁT́: stem of lotus

KARUŃÁ: compassion, pity, kindness

KARUSARE: heavy rain

KARTAVYA: duty

KARDAM: gluey mud, slime, mire, sin, turbid

KARDAMÁKTA: muddy, slimy, turbid

KARMA: action

KARMAPHALA: reaction to original action

KARMENDRIYA: motor organ

KAL: machine

KALAKÁ: decorative eardrops, embroidery

KALAUNKA: stain, blame

KALAUNKII: stained, blamed

KALATÁN: note, noise, tone, sonorousness, rattle, clamour, sound of a stream, peacock’s call

KALADHVANI: low sweet and indistinct sound, a sweet murmur, warble of birds, babble of streams

KALARAVA: chirping, warbling

KALASHA: pitcher

KALAHA: quarrel

KALÁ: curvature due to kriyá shakti in the phase of creation

KÁŚT́Á KALÁ: waves, crest and though

KALÁP: peacock’s tail, ornament worn like a waist belt, collection, multitude

KALÁPOCHÚŔA: an ornament worn around waist, a collection, multitude

KALI / KALII: bud

KALILA / KALRILA: subtlest or minutest part of the matter bordering matter and cognition

KALUŚA: sin, dirt

KALUŚATÁ: guilt, sin, fault, defilement, soil, and sully, vitiated

KALPA: aeon, feasible, possible, proper, excellent, without alternative

KALPATARU: wish-granting tree, provider of all that is asked

KALPANÁ: imagination, thought

KALMAŚA: dirt, filth, sin, guilt

KALYAŃ: benevolence, welfare

KALLOLA: uproar, hilarious or cheerful noise

 

KAVAL: gape, gulp, gurgling, seizer, grip

KAVI: poet, learned, doctor, seer of truth

KAVI GURU: chief poet

KAVOŚŃA: lukewarm

KASHA: whip, lash

KASHÁ-GHATA: whipping, lashing

KAŚÁY: bitter like some raw fruits, one of six tastes

KAŚT́I: testing

KAŚT́I SHILÁ: testing stone

KASTÚR: musk-deer

KASTÚRII: musk, musk deer

KAHLÁR: white water lily

KÁKA: crow

KÁKALII: sweet murmur or chirping

KÁKÁRI: owl, enemy of the crow

KÁCHE, close, near

KÁJ / KÁRYA, work, action

KÁJAL: dark colour beautification to the eye margin, collyrium

KÁT́H: wood

KÁŔÁ / KEŔE: snatch away

KÁŔÁKÁŔI: grabbing, stealing

KÁTAR: distressed, afflicted, sorrowful, solicitude

KÁTARATÁ: distress, affliction, sorrow, solicitude

KÁNTÁR: deep forest, impassable difficult road, terrain

KÁNDÁ / KÁNNA: cry, weep, lament

KÁN: ear

KÁN PÁTÁ: to give ear to, to pay heed to

KÁNKAŃ: bangle

KÁNAN: forest, garden

KÁNÁ: to the brim, edge

KÁNT́Á: thorn

KÁNE KÁNE: whispering

KÁMA: physical longing, desire

KÁMA-BIIJA: point of bursting out of resultant force in which lies the innate desire of creation

KÁMAMAYA: made out of mundane desires

KÁMAMAYA KOŚA: the crudest layer of mind

KÁMARÁUNGÁ: one assuming the form or colour of choice, chameleon

KÁR / KÁRO: whose

KÁRAŃA: cause

KÁRYA: work, action, that which should be done or performed

KÁRŚA: dark

KÁLA: time, death, temporal factor, occasion, tomorrow, psychic measurement of the relative motivity

KÁLA RÁTRI: annihilating night

KÁLÁGNI: annihilating fire

KÁLÁTIPÁTA: adverse time

KÁLA BAESHÁKHII: strong annihilating northwesterly storm during summer in East India

KÁLÁNTARE: interval of time

KÁLINDI: the river Yamuná

KÁSH: a tall grass

KÁŚÁYA: peevishness

KÁŚT́Á KALÁ: waves, crest and though

KI / KII: what

KICHUI: something, nothing, anything

KINÁRÁ: embankment, edge, limit

KIUNKIŃA: stone within tubular hollow ring ornament

KIUNKIŃII: girdle, ankle-bell, death-bell, knell

KINSHUK: a red flower of silk cotton tree

KIRAŃA: ray of light

KIRSÁN (bd): farmer

KIRIT́A: crown, coronet

KISHALAY: green tender leaf, young shoot with such leaf

KISTI: check

KIIT́A: insect

KIIRŃA: scattered, strewn here and there, pervaded, spread or extended

KIIRTANA: singing of the name of the Lord

KIIRTI: glory, fame, renown

KIIRTITA: glorified, narrated, sung, extolled, celebrated

KUÁSÁ: fog, mist

KUNKUŔÁN: to shrink, to shrivel, to recoil, contracted in a circular shape

KUKUR: dog

KUKURCHÁNÁ: dog-puppy

KUJJHAT́IKÁ: violent storm

KUCAKRA: conspiracy, plot, scheme, plan

KUINCITA: curled, curling, shrunk, wrinkled, shrivelled, wizen, contracted, curved

KUINJA: arbor, place surrounded by trees, plants, creepers and shrubs, round house, grove, bower, garden with dense plants, shrubs or trees

KUT́IL: crooked

KUT́HÁR: axe, hatchet

KUŔAN: to draw together what was lying scattered, to collect, gather, sweep, glean, pick up

KUŔIYE PÁOÁ: collected, swept, gathered

KUŃÁL: stalk of lotus or water lily

KUŃT́HÁ: complexes, hesitation, hesitancy, diffidence, feeling of delicacy

KUŃD́AL: earring, coil

KUŃD́ALINII: energy, paráshakti lying dormant as fundamental negativity

KUNTAL: head-hair, tresses

KUNDA: a type of jasmine

KUMUDA: water lily

KUMUDOPAMA: best lotus

KUMERU: dangerous hill

KUMKUM: vermilion, red powder

KUMBHA: pitcher, pot

KUMBHAKA: retention of breath inside

KUMBHIPÁKA: hell

KUMBHIIRA: crocodile, alligator

KURAḾGA: male deer, stag, buck

KURIISH: (a rare word used by P.R. Sarkar) a piece of hard dried dung, brick, stone

KURIISH KÁLIMÁ: the darkness like hard dried dung

KURUVINDA: corundum, gem, mirror, central vermilion decoration mark on forehead etc

KURUKŚETRA: the battlefield of the Mahábhárata war, the world of action and fight

KULA: ego of dynasty

KULAKUŃD́ALINII: the coiled serpentine

KULÁCALA: highest dynasties

KULÁY: bird's nest, cozy abode

KULIN: belonging to a respectable, honourable family

KULINATÁ: feeling of belongingness to honourable family

KULIISHA: thunderbolt, stone

KUVALAYA: blue lotus

KUSHA: jackstraw grass

KUSHA KÁSHA: jackstraw grass

KUSHÁGRA: pointed, sharp, like tip of kusha grass

KUŚT́HI / KOŚT́HI: nativity, horoscope

KUSUM: flower

KUHAK: delusion, deception, jugglery, magic, charm

KUHU: nerve controlling genitary organ, cooing of a cuckoo

KUHELIKÁ: fog, mist, surrounding by darkness

KÚJAN: resounding, chirping of birds

KÚT́ASTHA: Nucleus consciousness

KÚT́ASTHA CAETANYA: nucleus consciousness or Atman in the unit structure having controlling station at the middle point between the eyebrows

KUŃÁL: stalk of lotus or water lily

KÚRMA: one of external váyus giving function of contraction, tortoise

KÚLA: shore, bank, border, edge, limit, end

KUVALAY: blue lotus

KRTAJINA: grateful

KRTAJINATÁ: gratefulness

KRTÁRTHA: successful, gaining of object, oblige, satisfy, satiate, contented

KRPÁ / KRIPÁ / KRUPÁ: grace, kindness, compassion

KRPAŃ: miser

KRŚÁŃ / KIRSÁN (bd): peasant, farmer

KRŚNA: Lord Kriśńa, Táraka Brahma, assuming physical body (born) about 3500 years ago in Mathurá, India, black

KRSHÁŃU: fire

KRTAJINATÁ: obligation

KLRPTA: (vedic saḿskrta) equipped, prepared, done, got ready, cut, fixed, settled, thought of, invented, accomplishment, to be fit or adequate for, result in, bring about, accomplished, produce, tend to, to be well managed or regulated, to succeed, to become, happen, occur, to be prepared or ready, to be favourable to, to subserve, to partake of, to prepare, arrange, settle, divide, provide, or furnish with, consider, adorned, decorated, ABHIKLRPTA: well accomplished, SAḾKLRPTA: saturated, drenched

KE: who

KEKÁ: peacock’s call

KETAKII: screw pine (genus pandanus) flower having intense and pleasing fragrance, its tree

KETAN: banner, flag, home, banner, abode, site, place

KENÁ: to buy, to purchase

KENO: why

KENDRA: center, nucleus

KEMANE: how

KEYÁ: screw pine, its flower

KEYUR: armlet, ornament, jewel

KEVALAM: only

KESHA: hair

KESHAR: stamen

KOKILA: a female cuckoo

KOŚT́HA: room, compartment, granary

KOTHÁ: where

KOTHÁKÁR: of or from which or what place, of or from an unknown or contemptible place

KOTHÁY: where

KODAND́A: bow

KON KHÁNE: where

KOŃE: corner, recess

KOMAL: fascinating, charming, soft, fine, nice, beautiful, handsome

KOR: lap

KORAKA: bud, nucleus of flower, essence, treasure

KOL: lap, bed, to embrace

KOL ÁNDHÁRE: embracing darkness

KOL TOLÁ: to lift up into lap

KOLÁKULI: mutual embracing, warm greeting, alliance or mutual understanding

KOŚA: layer

KOHA: hill, mountain, hillock, anger, wrath

KAOMUDII: moonlight, soothing, illuminating

KAOLINYA: honour

KAOSHIKA: incased, sheathed, silken, owl, lexicographer, marrow, knower of hidden treasure, covering

KAOSHIKII: Shivanii, Prakrti as cause of origin of different kośas

KAVOŚŃA: lukewarm

KRAKARA: one of external váyus helping in yawning

KRANDAN: crying

KRANDAN RATA: full of crying

KRÁNTI: evolution

 

KRIID́A: natural play

KRID́ANAK: player

KRIID́Á: game or play of which rules are known

KRÚRA: cruel

KRÚRATÁ: cruelty

KRODHA: anger

 

KLÁNTA: tired, exhausted

KLÁNTI: tiredness, weariness, fatigue, exhaustion

KLEDA: liquid filth or soil, morbid matters secreted from body, dirt

KLESHA: affliction, agony, pain, trouble, sorrow

KLESHÁRTA: distressed with sorrow

KLIŚT́A: afflicted