(p. 274) khāōna act or manner of eating. 56)

(p. 285) khēkō2, khēgō of খাকি 2 and খাগি respectively. 12)

(p. 280) khāli1 empty (খালি কলসি); vacant (খালি পদ); void; bare (খালি গা); incessant, continuous (খালি কান্না); mere (খালি ধাপ্পা). adv. only (খালি একটু বসল); always (খালি কাঁদে). ̃হাত a. penniless, moneyless. n. empty-handedness. ̃হাতে adv. empty-handed, carrying nothing. ̃পেট n. empty stomach. 25)

(p. 280) khunōkhuni mutual killing; a violent affray; a tumultuous brawl or bloodshed. খুনোখুনি করা বা হওয়া v. to be engaged in mutual killing or a violent affray or a tumultuous brawl. 83)

(p. 274) kharōṣṭhī an ancient language of the north-west frontier of India; its script or style of writing, Kharosthi. 34)

(p. 277) khāka ashes. পুড়ে খাক হওয়া v. to be burnt to ashes. 11)

(p. 280) khinna aggrieved, distressed; sad; tired; fatigued. ̃মনে adv. in an aggrieved state of mind. 44)

(p. 278) khāpi (of textiles) closely woven, close-grained. 36)

(p. 280) khuñci a small tray. ̃পোশ n. a cover for a tray. 74)

(p. 274) khalakhala expressing the metallic noise of sweet laughter. খলখল করা v. to laugh loudly with a sweet metallic noise. খলখলে a. loud and giving out a sweet metallic noise. 41)

(p. 277) khān̐ṭi1 (sl.) country-made or homebrewed wine, country wine, grog. 5)

(p. 271) kha1 the second consonant of the Bengali alphabet. 2)

(p. 280) khun̐ṭa-ākhariẏā, khun̐ṭa-ākhurē one who has little or no education: one who makes a fuss over trifles; a stickler (for perfection). 56)

(p. 274) khanda1 a ditch; a pit; a piece of low land. 8)

(p. 285) khēn̐cākhēn̐ci mutual quarrelling (usu. noisy and frequent one); mutual ill-feeling. 9)