(p. 2) akhādya not fit to be eaten; inedible; forbidden to be eaten; (of food) unwholesome; (facet.) worthless (অখাদ্য লোক). n. inedible or forbidden or unwholesome food. 110)

(p. 63) abhakṣya, abhakṣaṇīẏa unfit or prohibited to be eaten; inedible, uneatable; unfit for human consumption. 27)

(p. 63) abhōktabya not eatable; unfit for consumption, inedible. 156)

(p. 63) abhōjya that which cannot be or should not be eaten; uneatable, inedible. 159)

(p. 192) kacu an esculant edible root; (contem.) a mere trifle, nothing. কচু করা v. to be able to do nothing; to be able to do no harm. কচু খাওয়া v. (contem.) to eat or get nothing, to be disappointed. কচু বোঝা v. to fail utterly to understand or comprehend. ̃কাটা a. chopped easily at will; chopped fine; hashed. কচুকাটা করা v. to chop or hash with ease and at will; to chop fine. ̃ঘেচু n. pl. worthless vegetables; vegetables not normally edible; trifles. ̃পোড়া n. anything inedible; nothing. দুঃখ না কচু no genuine sorrow but a mere show of it. 40)

(p. 278) khādya food. a. eatable, edible. খাদ্যখাদক-সম্বন্ধ n. (lit.) the relation between food and its consumer; the relation resembling that between the hare and the hunter. ̃গ্রহণ n. taking food. ̃নালি n. (anat.) the food canal, the alimentary canal, the gullet, the oesophagus or esophagus. ̃প্রাণ n. vitamin. ̃ভাণ্ডার n. a food store, a grain store. ̃মন্ত্রক n. the food ministry. ̃মন্ত্রী n. the food minister. ̃মূল্য n. food price; food value. ̃শস্য n. food grains. খাদ্যাখাদ্য n. edible and inedible things; good and bad food. খাদ্যাভাব n. scarcity of food, paucity of food-supply, want of food. 19)

(p. 382) chōbaḍ়ā the inedible outer portion or skin of fruits; coconut-coir; refuse of anything the juice of which has been extracted (ছোবড়া করা). 39)

(p. 819) bhuśuḍ়i the inedible pulp within a jackfruit or any other fruit. ভুশুড়ি ভাঙা v. to surfeit oneself, to gormandize. গল্পের ভুশুড়ি ভাঙা v. to go on telling stories one after another. 13)

(p. 852) mākāla a lovely-looking fruit with offensive-smelling inedible pulp, (cp.) the colocynth; (fig.) a very handsome but worthless person. 2)