(p. 285) khēn̐kō1 indicating: eaten (by) (পোকায় খেকো) = moth-eaten). 11)

(p. 288) khōdakāra an engraver; a carver. খোদকারি n. engraving; carving; interference in other's work. 9)

(p. 271) khañcā a large dish or tray. 18)

(p. 278) khātuna (Mus.) a title suffixed to the names of (unmarried) Muslim women. 11)

(p. 274) khararā alt. spell. of খড়রা । 29)

(p. 278) khādaka one who eats or consumes. n. an eater; a consumer. 14)

(p. 274) khapa expressing quickness, haste, suddenness (খপ করে). খপ খপ int. expressing quickly or suddenly one after another; quickly, hastily. 10)

(p. 285) khērāja rent, revenue, tax. (তু. নাখেরাজ, লাখেরাজ rent-free). খেরাজি a. taxable; rent-bearing. 39)

(p. 277) khāgaḍ়ā a species of tall reed. 16)

(p. 280) khunti a cooking tool resembling a spud, a cooking spud. 84)

(p. 278) khātaka a debtor. 8)

(p. 271) khi a very light food prepared by frying paddy in sand heated on oven, parched rice. খই ফোটা v. (fig.) to talk or prattle rapidly or volubly (just like grains of paddy bursting open noisily whilst being fried), to speak unusually verbosely and fast: খই ভাজা v. to fry paddy to prepare parched rice. ̃চুর n. a ball-shaped sweetmeat prepared by boiling coarsely-powdered parched rice in sugar malt, a sweet blob of parched rice. ̃-ঢেঁকুর n. eructation tasting of bile (caused by indigestion), bilious eructation. ̃য়া, (coll.) ̃য়ে a. having the colour or shape of parched rice, grey or tiny. 4)

(p. 288) khōẏā2 lost; wasted; stolen. খোয়া যাওয়া v. to be lost or wasted or stolen. খোয়ানো v. to lost; to waste. 18)

(p. 278) khāni milder form of খানা4 । 29)

(p. 271) khaṭāt expressing a noise louder than খট । খটাত্ খটাত্ int. expressing repetition of this noise. 30)