(p. 262) kṣapā the night. 76)

(p. 269) kṣudhā hunger; desire for food, appetite; desire; inclination; greed, avidity; a longing or craving. ক্ষুধা বাড়ানো v. to improve or increase one's appetite. ক্ষুধা বোধ হওয়া v. to feel hungry. ক্ষুধা হওয়া v. to feel hungry; to strike with hunger, to whet one's appetite (এ ওষুধে ক্ষুধা হবে). ̃কর same as ̃বর্ধক । ̃কাতর, ̃তুর a. hunger-stricken, extremely hungry, famished; hungry. ̃তৃষ্ণা n. hunger and thirst. ̃নাশ n. loss of appetite. ক্ষুধা নাশ করা v. to still or dull one's appetite. ̃নিবৃত্তি n. appeasement or satisfaction of hunger. ̃ন্বিত a. hungry. ̃বর্ধক a. appetizing. ক্ষুধাবর্ধক ওষুধ বা বস্তু an appetizer. ̃বর্ধন n. appetizement. ̃মান্দ্য n. loss of appetite; (inc.) indigestion. ̃র্ত same as ̃কাতর । ̃শান্তি same as ̃নিবৃত্তি । ̃সঞ্চার n. feeling of hunger; appetizement. দুষ্টক্ষুধা see দুষ্ট । দৃষ্টিক্ষুধা see দৃষ্টি । ক্ষুধা মানুষকে পাগল করে (fig.) hunger drives the wolf out of woods. 4)

(p. 262) kṣāraṇa act of causing to ooze or drip; melting; liquefaction; slandering, stigmatization; corruption. 89)

(p. 269) kṣauṇi, kṣauṇī the earth, the world. ক্ষৌণীশ n. an emperor; a king. 24)

(p. 262) kṣatra the Kshatriya (ক্ষত্রিয়) caste; a member of this caste. ̃কর্ম n. an action or activities becoming a Kshatra (ক্ষত্র). ̃জাতি n. the Kshatriya caste. ̃ধর্ম n. the traditional obligations and duties of a Kshatriya (ক্ষত্রিয়); chivalry. ̃নারী n. fem. Kshatriya (ক্ষত্রিয়) woman. masc. ̃পুরুষ । 69)

(p. 262) kṣara an ooze or oozing; exudation; dripping. a. oozy; exuding; dripping; perishable, fragile. ক্ষরণ n. oozing; exudation; dripping; destruction. ক্ষরিত a. oozed; exuded. ক্ষরণ হওয়া, ক্ষরিত হওয়া, ক্ষরা v. to ooze; to exude; to drip. ক্ষরী a. oozy; oozing; exuding; dripping. 85)

(p. 269) kṣura a razor; a razor-blade; (of articles of furniture) a leg or foot or castor. 10)

(p. 269) kṣubdha, kṣubhita perturbed; distracted; agitated; distressed; offended; mortified, aggrieved, sorrowed, pained; sorrowful, sorry. fem. ক্ষুব্ধা, ক্ষুভিতা । ক্ষুব্ধ করা v. to perturb; to distract; to agitate; to distress; to offend; to mortify, to strike with grief or sorrow, to pain. 8)

(p. 269) kṣurī a barber; a hoofed animal. 13)

(p. 269) kṣēta, kṣēti spellings of খেত and খেতি respectively. 14)

(p. 262) kṣaṇē in a moment, at one moment, at one time ('ক্ষণে হাতে দড়ি ক্ষণে চাঁদ'). ক্ষণেক্ষণে adv. frequently; repeatedly; at short intervals, every now and then; spasmodically. 63)

(p. 262) kṣīṇa decayed (ক্ষীণ চন্দ্র); lean, thin (ক্ষীণ দেহ); slender (ক্ষীণ কটি); meagre; insufficient (ক্ষীণ আলোক); subdued (ক্ষীণ কণ্ঠ); feeble, weak (ক্ষীণ দৃষ্টি). fem. ক্ষীণা । ক্ষীণ করা v. to decay; to emaciate; to attenuate; to make slender; to lessen (আলো ক্ষীণ করা); to subdue; to enfeeble, to weaken. ক্ষীণ হওয়া v. to decay; to be emaciated; to become slender; to lessen; to become subdued; to become feeble, to weaken. ̃কণ্ঠ n. a feeble or subdued voice, a faint or low voice. a. feeble-voiced; having a subdued voice. ̃কণ্ঠে adv. in a faint or feeble voice; in an undertone. ̃কায় a. leanbodied; emaciated; thin, small (ক্ষীণকায় বই). ̃চন্দ্র n. the waning moon or the moon in wane (that is, the moon of the dark fortnight). ̃চেতা a. feeblehearted, weak-minded. ̃জীবী a. having low vitality; short-lived; frail. ̃তা, ̃ত্ব n. decayed state; leanness, thinness; emaciation; slenderness; meagreness, insufficiency; subdued state; feebleness, weakness. ̃দৃষ্টি a. weak-sighted. ̃দেহ same as ̃কায় । ̃প্রাণ same as ̃জীবী । ̃বল a. weak; weakened; weak in military strength (ক্ষীণবল রাষ্ট্র). ̃বুদ্ধি a. dull-witted. ̃মতি a. weak-minded. ̃মধ্যা a. fem. having a slender waist. masc. ̃মধ্য । ̃শক্তি same as ̃বল । ̃শ্বাস a. having one's breath failing; dying; completely deprived of vigour; enfeebled; short-lived (ক্ষীণশ্বাস প্রাণ). ̃স্বর n. & a. same as ˜কণ্ঠ । ̃স্বরে adv. same as ̃কণ্ঠে । ক্ষীণাঙ্গী a. (fem.) having a slim body. 100)

(p. 262) kṣālita washed; cleansed; exonerated; removed; purified. 93)

(p. 262) kṣipyamāṇa in the state of being thrown or ejected. 98)

(p. 262) kṣārita caused to ooze or drip; melted; liquefied; slandered, stigmatized; corrupted. 90)