(p. 280) khicuḍ়i a food prepared by boiling rice and pigeon-pea together with spices and fat, kedgeree, hotchpotch. খিচুড়ি পাকানো v. to cook hotchpotch; (fig.) to make a mess of, to jumble up; to bungle. 39)

(p. 289) khyāti fame, renown; celebrity; (rare) a name or designation. াতিলাভ করা v. to be famous, to earn fame. 21)

(p. 288) khōjā (mas. & fem.) a eunuch; a sexually powerless person, an impotent person. a. castrated; gelded; impotent; খোজা-করা পশু a gelding. খোজা-প্রহরী n. a eunuch guarding a harem. খোজা করা v. to castrate, to emasculate; to geld. 6)

(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)

(p. 288) khōẏāba a dream; a daydream; (fig.) a false fancy, an illusion. 19)

(p. 280) khicimici frequent scolding; frequent tiffs or petty quarrels; peevishness; mutual quarrel. a. peevish (খিচিমিচি লোক). খিচিমিচি করা v. to scold frequently, to worry and annoy by scolding, to find fault (with) continuously, to nag at; to quarrel mutually. 38)

(p. 271) khacamaca expressing a harsh clamorous noise (as of beating cymbals or of continuous carping). n. this sound; a troublesome affair, botheration (রাজসেবা কত খচমচ); hullaballoo, dissension and quarrel (খচমচ লেগেই আছে ।) 13)

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

(p. 274) khalita bald. 44)

(p. 271) khaccara the mule; (in abuse) a bastard, a rogue or scoundrel or scapegrace. তিলে খচ্চর n. (in abuse) an incorrigible scoundrel or scapegrace. 17)

(p. 288) khōn̐ḍ়ānō2 to limp, to hobble. 2)

(p. 278) khāparā a potsherd; tile or pantile. খাপরেল n. a small hut with pantile shed. 34)

(p. 280) khun̐ṭi a wooden post or pillar; a post or pillar made of bamboo; a peg, a stake (গোরু বাঁধার খুঁটি); (fig.) a patron, an upholder (খুঁটির জোর). খুঁটি গাড়া v. to set up or fix a post or pillar; (fig.) to settle down at a place permanently. 59)

(p. 289) khyāpana announcement; proclamation; publicity. 23)

(p. 280) khun̐takhun̐tē peevish, pettish; fastidious, hard to please. 66)