(p. 285) khēmaṭā an Indian musical measure; a kind of dance. ̃ওয়ালি n. a professional khemta (খেমটা) dancing-girl; a professional dancing-girl. 34)

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

(p. 274) khalita bald. 44)

(p. 280) khālijuli a very small stream, a streamlet. 27)

(p. 280) khunasuṭi a bickering for pleasure; an amorous bickering for pleasure. 82)

(p. 278) khānaki a prostitute, a harlot, a whore. ̃গিরি n. prostitution, harlotry. ̃পনা n. act of behaving like a wanton, wantonness, whorishness. ̃বাড়ি n. a brothel. 21)

(p. 280) khilāta a robe of honour awarded by a prince; (loos.) a title or a gift of honour awarded by a prince. 49)

(p. 288) khōnā pronounced or spoken with breath passing through the nose, nasal. n. a person speaking through the nose. খোনা সুরে বলা to speak through the nose. 15)

(p. 285) khēdā an enclosure for catching wild elephants, a kheda, a keddah. 27)

(p. 280) khuda2 a particle or fragment of a grain of rice; a particle or fragment of any grain. ̃কণা n. a single such fragment or particle. ̃কুঁড়া, (coll.) ̃কুঁড়ো n. (lit.) huskings and particles of grains; (fig.) very humble or meagre food; (fig.) paltry things or acquisitions. 77)

(p. 274) kharā sunshine, the sun; summer; drought. a. strongly fried; over-fried. ̃নো v. to fry hard; to overfry; to overbake. 31)

(p. 278) khānā3 cooked food; meal. (খানা খাওয়া); a feast (খানা দেওয়া). ̃পিনা n. eating and drinking. 26)

(p. 274) khaẏēra catechu. 21)

(p. 280) khuḍ়tutō born of a younger brother of one's father or father-in-law, avuncular. 75)

(p. 280) khāmāra a threshing-floor, a farmyard; a granary. ̃বাড়ি n. a granary, a farm; a granary-building, a farmhouse; a dwelling-house with a granary within its precinct. 11)