(p. 280) khāmi ferment, yeast; a joint or loop of a piece of ornament (such as a necklace). 12)

(p. 271) khaddara a hand-woven coarse cotton cloth, khadi. ̃ধারী a. dressed in khadi, in khadi. 62)

(p. 288) khōdakāra an engraver; a carver. খোদকারি n. engraving; carving; interference in other's work. 9)

(p. 289) khōlasa an outer covering; a slough, a fell (সাপের খোলস); (sarcas.) garment. স ছাড়া v. (of snakes) to cast or slough off (i s) skin, to moult. 9)

(p. 278) khātā a book for writing or scribbling; an account-book, a ledger; a register. খাতা লেখা v. to maintain an accountbook or ledger. ̃পত্র n. pl. books for writing or scribbling; different account-books or ledgers; records; registers. হালখাতা n. a fresh account-book or ledger opened (usu. on the Bengali/Indian New Year's Day) for the coming year; a (religious) festival on the occasion of ceremonial opening of the new account-book or ledger. 9)

(p. 274) khanda1 a ditch; a pit; a piece of low land. 8)

(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. 280) khāmbā a pillar; a large post. 15)

(p. 280) khili betel-leaf rolled into a cup having lime, catechu, betel-nut etc. within it. 51)

(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) khāmacānō to tweak or scratch with all the nails of a hand or a paw. a. tweaked or scratched thus. 8)

(p. 288) khōẏā2 lost; wasted; stolen. খোয়া যাওয়া v. to be lost or wasted or stolen. খোয়ানো v. to lost; to waste. 18)

(p. 280) khālui a small portable creel; a fishcreel; fisherman's wicker-basket. 29)

(p. 280) khubasurata very handsome or beautiful. 89)

(p. 271) khañjara a kind of short dagger or scimitar, a han(d)jar. 25)