(p. 288) khōpa, khōpara a small hole (পায়রার খোপ), a cell; a recess, a niche. 16)

(p. 280) khāsagēlāsa cutglass; a chandelier made of cutglass. 31)

(p. 277) khājā a kind of crispy sweetmeat made of flour and sugar. a. (of fruits) slightly hard (খাজা কাঁঠাল); (coll.) lacking in intelligence, stupid, good-for-nothing (খাজা লোক). 19)

(p. 285) khēlōẏāḍ়i sportsmanlike. খেলোয়াড়ি মনোভাব sportsmanlike spirit. 49)

(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) khālāsa release (of a prisoner); acquittal (of an accused); delivery (of a woman in travail); relief, riddance (দায় থেকে খালাস); (of a consignment) act of taking delivery (of); unloading; (of a thing pawned or mortgaged) redeeming. a. released; acquitted; delivered (of a child); relieved, rid; that which has been taken delivery of; unloaded; redeemed. খালাস করা v. to release; to obtain the acquittal of; to deliver (a woman in travail) of a child; to relieve, to rid; to take delivery of; to unload; to redeem. খালাস দেওয়া v. to release; to acquit; to relieve, to rid; to give delivery of. খালাস পাওয়া v. to be released or acquitted; to be delivered of a child; to be relieved. ̃পত্র n. a passport; an order for acquittal or release. 22)

(p. 285) khēẏōkhēẏi mutual quarrel or fighting; a feud. 38)

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

(p. 280) khun̐ci a vessel for measuring rice paddy and other grains weighing 2½ seers. 54)

(p. 274) khapuṣpa a mare's nest, a fiddlestick; moonshine. 12)

(p. 274) kharagōśa the hare; the rabbit. 26)

(p. 285) khēn̐cākhēn̐ci karā to fall out or quarrel (usu. noisily and frequently). 10)

(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. 278) khānābāḍ়i a dwelling-house; a dwelling-house and land (usu. leased out) within the precincts of a countryhouse. 28)

(p. 278) khānadāna a high or aristocratic family; aristocracy. খানদানি a. speaking of or becoming a high family, aristocratic; distinguished. 22)