(p. 285) khēmaṭā an Indian musical measure; a kind of dance. ̃ওয়ালি n. a professional khemta (খেমটা) dancing-girl; a professional dancing-girl. 34)

(p. 280) khum̐ẏē one who weaves coarse fabric (খুঁয়ে তাঁতি). 70)

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

(p. 289) khōsa itches, scabies. 16)

(p. 278) khāni milder form of খানা4 । 29)

(p. 285) khēdā an enclosure for catching wild elephants, a kheda, a keddah. 27)

(p. 285) khēpalā, khēpalā-jāla a cast net. 32)

(p. 285) khōn̐ḍ়la a hole, a cavity, a hollow, a crevice. 58)

(p. 271) khata a letter or a chit, a note; a note of hand, a promissory note, a debenture, a loan-bond; a written undertaking (দাসখত); act of rubbing esp. on the ground (নাকে খত). নাকে খত দেওয়া v. to rub one's nose on the ground (as a mark of undergoing punishment). 54)

(p. 280) khēi an end of a thread; the number of threads or cords (পাঁচ খেই সুতো); a clue or trail (খেই পাওয়া). খেই হারানো v. to lose a clue or trail; (fig.) to be at a loss to find one's way; (fig.) to be confused or perplexed; to lose the thread of a story or an argument.

(p. 274) khantā a spud. 7)

(p. 271) khacākhaca same as খচখচ (see খচ). adv. quickly and noisily (খচাখচ কাটা). 15)

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

(p. 280) khāstā1 corrupted, spoilt. সাত (বা পাঁচ) নকলে আসলে খাস্তা frequent imitations spoil (or corrupt the original), (cp.) Religion hides her face when her clergymen preach. 34)