(p. 203) kamabakta, kamabakhata wretched, miserable; down on one's luck, ill-fated. 9)

(p. 271) khata a letter or a chit, a note; a note of hand, a promissory note, a debenture, a loan-bond; a written undertaking (দাসখত); act of rubbing esp. on the ground (নাকে খত). নাকে খত দেওয়া v. to rub one's nose on the ground (as a mark of undergoing punishment). 54)

(p. 271) khatanā the Muslim custom of circumcision. 55)

(p. 271) khatabā a Mohammedan public prayer delivered in mosques every Friday in the name of Mohammed or his heir or in that of a Muslim prince, khutba. 56)

(p. 271) khatama end, termination; completion; removal; slaughter, murder. খতম করা v. to finish; to complete; to terminate; to accomplish; to put an end to; to remove; to kill, to slay, to murder, (sl.) to do in, to do to death. খতম হওয়া v. to be finished or completed or terminated or accomplished; to end; to be removed; to be killed or slain, or murdered, (sl.) to be done in, to be done to death. 57)

(p. 271) khatarā fright, fear; danger; difficulty; a hitch. 58)

(p. 442) takhatanāmā a kind of conveyance carried by men; a litter for use in marriage processions (cp. a palanquin). 21)

(p. 485) dastakhata act of signing; a signature. দস্তখত করা v. to sign. দস্তখতি a. signed; (rare) intended to be signed; (rare) relating to signing. 85)

(p. 701) phārakata, phārakhata a deed of relinquishment; a written acquittance; a written consent of divorcement or dissolution of marriage. 86)

(p. 1015) sukhatalā a piece of soft leather placed inside a shoe, insole (of leather.) 5)