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.
KOVILA: A small temple. A minor Dewale.
KÛDE: A basket to remove earth, sand, etc.