KERAWALA: Half of a pingo. Half of a panguwa.
KETIUDALU: Bill-hooks and hoes. Agricultural implements supplied by the proprietor for work in the Muttettu fields. He supplies the iron and the smith tenant makes the necessary implements, assisted by the nilawasam tenants who contribute the charcoal.
KEVILI-HELIYA: A chatty of sweetmeats given as penuma.
KEVILI-KADA: A pingo of sweetmeats given as penuma by high caste tenants.
KEVILI-KIRIBAT: Sweetmeats and rice boiled in milk.
KEWUN-KESELKAN: Sweetmeats and ripe plantains.
KILLOTAYA: A chunam-box given as a penuma by smith tenants.
KINISSA: A ladle, a common cocoanut spoon.
KIRI-AHARA OR KIRIBAT: Rice boiled in milk and served on festive occasions.
KIRIMETI: Pipe-clay. The supplying and preparation of clay for the Badaheleya (potter) when making bricks and tiles for a proprietor forms one of the duties of every tenant of a temple village, and of the tenants of the Nila or Uliyam pangu in a chief's village.
KIRIUTURANA-MANGALYAYA: The ceremony of boiling milk at a Dewale generally at the Sinhalese new year and after a Diyakepima.
KITUL-ANDA-MURE: The half share of the toddy of all kitul trees tapped, which is the due of the proprietor. The trees are tapped by Wahumpura tenants by who are also called Hakuro, and the toddy is converted into the syrup from which hakuru (jaggery) is made.
KITUL-PENI-MUDIYA: A small quantity of kitul syrup carried in a leaf and served out to tenants in mura.
KÔLAN: Masks worn in dancing in Dewala festivals.
KOLMURA: A rehearsal at the Nata Dewala by the Uliyakkarayo before the Perehera starts.
KOMBUWA: A bugle, a horn. It is blown at the Tewawa or service at a Dewale. There are special tenants for this service.
KORAHA: A large wide-mouthed chatty used as a basin.
KONA: The year's end. The Sinhalese new year (April).
KOTAHALU: The cloth worn by a young female arriving at puberty, which is the perquisite of the family dhobi, with other presents given at the festivities held on the occasion.
KOTALE: An earthenware vessel with a spout given as a penuma by the potter to petty officers.
KOTTALBADDE VIDANE: The headman of smith villages.
KOVAYA: An earthenware crucible. A socket for candles.
KÛDE: A basket to remove earth, sand, etc.