(p. 289) khōsa itches, scabies. 16)

(p. 271) khatiẏāna a book of accounts, a ledger. 60)

(p. 271) khacākhaca same as খচখচ (see খচ). adv. quickly and noisily (খচাখচ কাটা). 15)

(p. 280) khuna blood; a murder, an act of homicide. a. exhausted (কেঁদে কেঁদে খুন); beside oneself (হেসে খুন). খুন করা v. to murder, to do (one) to death, to do (one) in. খুন চড়া, খুন চাপানো, খুন চাপা v. to become possessed with a murderous frenzy, to have murder in one's eyes; to grow furious, to fly into a towering rage, to see red. খুন হওয়া v. to be murdered; to be beside oneself; to become exhausted. খুন কখনো চাপা দেওয়া যায় না murder will out. 80)

(p. 285) khējura persimmon, date; the date-palm. a. made of the juice or sap of the date-palm (খেজুর গুড়). ̃ছড়ি n. cluster of persimmon or date; a border of loincloth etc. patterned as a collection of date-leaves; a superior variety of paddy. ̃রস n. juice or sap of the datepalm. খেজুরে, খেজুরিয়া a. made of dates or of the juice or sap of the date-palm. খেজুরে আলাপ n. useless or idle talk. খেজুরে গুড় molasses prepared from the sap of the date-palm. 17)

(p. 280) khudi1, khudē very small, tiny. fem. খুদি2। খুদে রাক্ষস one as gluttonous as the mythical anthropophagi, (fig.) an extremely voracious eater. 79)

(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. 280) khārābi harm; ruin, utter ruin, disaster; villainy, wickedness. 18)

(p. 285) khēluḍ়i of খেলুড়ে । 45)

(p. 271) khañjani the tambourine. 23)

(p. 280) khun̐ṭi a wooden post or pillar; a post or pillar made of bamboo; a peg, a stake (গোরু বাঁধার খুঁটি); (fig.) a patron, an upholder (খুঁটির জোর). খুঁটি গাড়া v. to set up or fix a post or pillar; (fig.) to settle down at a place permanently. 59)

(p. 271) kh়ḍ়kē a toothpick; a small species (খড়কে পুঁটি, খড়কে বাটা). 39)

(p. 280) khunakhārāba, khunakhārābi, khunakhārāpi a bloody affray or riot; an extensive bloodshed. 81)

(p. 280) khun̐ci a vessel for measuring rice paddy and other grains weighing 2½ seers. 54)

(p. 277) khān̐ḍ়ā a large falchion used in immolating beasts; a large falchion; a scimitar; the horny appendage on the nose of the rhinoceros. 8)