(p. 2) akṣaẏa undecaying; inexhaustible; unfailing; imperishable: undying; endless. ̃কীর্তি n. undying or immortal fame. ̃তূণ n. a quiver having an inexhaustible stock of arrows. ̃তৃতীয়া n. the third day of the lunar waxing fortnight of the month of Baisakh (বৈশাখ). ̃বট n. any of the very old banyan trees found at different holy places of the Hindus; (fig.) an immortal or deathless person. ̃লোক n. the abode of the blessed; heaven. ̃স্বর্গ n. the right to dwell permanently in heaven. ̃স্বর্গবাস n. dwelling permanently in heaven. 94)

(p. 274) khasakhasē not smooth, rough (to the touch). 50)

(p. 274) khasakhasa1, khaśakhaśa a species of grass used in making fans; cuscus, khuskhus. 48)

(p. 274) khasakhasa2 expressing a rustling sound. 49)

(p. 329) ghuṣakhōra, ghusakhōra one who is given to taking bribes. 125)

(p. 792) baiśākha the first month of the Bengali calendar (from the middle of April to the middle of May). বৈশাখী a. of Baisakh (বৈশাখী পূর্ণিমা). বৈশাখী ঝড় a northwester or nor-wester. 12)

(p. 967) sakhā a friend; a bosom or intimate friend, a confidant (fem. confidante); a well-wisher; a companion; a boon companion. 82)

(p. 967) sakhī of সখা । ̃ভাব n. behaviour like a confidante; a system of Vaishnava worship in which the devotee regards himself or herself as a confidante of Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). 83)

(p. 967) sakhēdē lamentingly; sorrowfully; with regrets, regretfully. 84)

(p. 967) sakhya (close) friendship or companionship; alliance. সখ্য স্হাপন করা v. to make friends with; to enter into alliance with. 85)