Glossary
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Kalana  = a day in the time calculation of Lord Brahmā.
Kamsa = Krsna’s uncle, who was always trying to kill Him.
Kamisa - Krṣṇa's uncle, who was always trying to kin him. Kapila—an incarnation of Krṣṇa who appeared in Satya-yuga as the son of Devahūti and Kardama Muni and expounded the devotional  Sāṅkhya  philosophy. (There is also an atheist named Kapila, but he is not an incarnation of the Lord.)
Kāraṇodakaśāyī Viṣṇu (Mahā-Viṣṇu)–the Viṣṇu expansion of Lord Kṛṣṇa from whom all the material universes emanate.
Karma -(1) material action performed according to scriptural regulations; (2) action pertaining to the development of the material body; (3) any material action which will incur a subsequent reaction; (4) the material reaction one incurs due to fruitive activities.
Karma-kāṇḍa —the division of the  Vedas  which deals with fruitive activities performed for the purpose of gradual purification of the grossly entangled materialist.
Karma-yoga  —(1) action in devotional service; (2) action performed by one who knows that the goal of life is Kṛṣṇa but who is addicted to the fruits of his activities.
Karṇa–son of Kuntī and half brother of Arjuna. He fought against the Pāṇḍavas on the Battlefield of Kurukṣetra.
Kaunteya—the son of Kuntī (Arjuna)...
Kīrtana —glorification of the Supreme Lord..
Кграпа  —one who is miserly and does not make use of valuable assets; specifically, one who wastes his life by not striving for spiritual realization.
Kṛṣṇa —the original name of the Supreme Lord in His original transcendental form; the Supreme Personality of Godhead, speaker of  Bhagavad-gītā .
Krşnadāsa Kavirāja Gosvāmī−the author of  Caitanya-caritāmṛta .
Krşna-karma —doing all work for the sake of Krşna...
Krşnaloka—the planet in the spiritual world where Krşna resides.
Kşara  —perishable...
Kṣatriya  —the administrative or protective occupation according to the system of four social and spiritual orders.
Kşetra  –field of activities, the body of the conditioned soul...
Kṣetrajña  —( kṣetra —field or body +  jña —knowing) one who is conscious of the body. Both the soul and the Supersoul are  kṣetrajña , for the individual soul is conscious of his own particular body and the Supersoul is conscious of the bodies of all living beings.