(p. 288) khōdābanda (voc.) My Lord; Your Majesty; Sire; Master; Sir. 13)

(p. 271) khadyōta the glow-worm, the firefly. fem. খদ্যোতিকা । ̃মালা n. a string of glowworms, a multitude of glow-worms. 63)

(p. 274) kharōṣṭhī an ancient language of the north-west frontier of India; its script or style of writing, Kharosthi. 34)

(p. 277) khān̐ḍ় molasses condensed into granular form. 7)

(p. 278) khāpa a scabbard, a sheath (তরোয়ালের খাপ); a holster (রিভলভারের খাপ); a case (চশমার খাপ); agreement, congruity, suitability; closeness or density of texture, texture. খাপ খাওয়া v. to agree with, to be congruent with; to be in keeping or harmony with, to suit; to adjust oneself to. খাপে রাখা v. to sheathe; to put in the case. খাপ থেকে খোলা v. to unsheathe; to take out of the case. খাপ-খোলা a. unsheathed, bare. খাপ-ছাড়া a. unsuitable, unbecoming, inconsistent, irrelevant, incoherent, disjointed; casual, stray; queer, quaint (খাপছাড়া লোক বা স্বভাব). 33)

(p. 274) khasaḍ়ā a preliminary sketch, a draft; a manuscript. খসড়া করা v. to make a draft. 51)

(p. 280) khuda2 a particle or fragment of a grain of rice; a particle or fragment of any grain. ̃কণা n. a single such fragment or particle. ̃কুঁড়া, (coll.) ̃কুঁড়ো n. (lit.) huskings and particles of grains; (fig.) very humble or meagre food; (fig.) paltry things or acquisitions. 77)

(p. 280) khum̐ẏā silk; jute; fabric made of silk or jute; a kind of coarse fabric. 69)

(p. 289) khōlā1 (of fruits) skin (মোচার খোলা); an outer covering or a shell, a carapace (কাঁকড়ার খোলা, কচ্ছপের খোলা); (of trees) bark or spathe (কলাগাছের খোলা); a kind of frying-pan (ভাজনা-খোলা), pantile (খোলার চাল); a field (ধানখোলা); a place (হাটখোলা); an open place for manufacturing, a yard (ইটখোলা). ার ঘর a hut with a pantile shed. 11)

(p. 280) khun̐ṭināṭi trifling offences and omissions; trifles; details; niceties. a. trifling (খুঁটিনাটি ব্যাপার). 60)

(p. 280) khun̐ta a scar; an ugly mark; a defect in the shape or appearance; a defect; a flaw, a fault; an omission; a blemish. খুঁত ধরা v. to find fault with, to cavil, to carp at. 64)

(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. 278) khātuna (Mus.) a title suffixed to the names of (unmarried) Muslim women. 11)

(p. 274) khabiśa unholy; dirty, nasty. n. an evil spirit, a ghost; a dirty or slovenly person. 17)

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