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

(p. 274) kharā sunshine, the sun; summer; drought. a. strongly fried; over-fried. ̃নো v. to fry hard; to overfry; to overbake. 31)

(p. 271) khaṭṭi an improvised cot for carrying the dead to the crematorium; a bier. 33)

(p. 280) khurā a leg or heel or castor of an article or furniture. 93)

(p. 289) khōlatāi beautiful show, beauty; brightness. a. having a good show, showy; beautiful; bright. 7)

(p. 288) khōda in person (সে খোদ); real, actual (খোদ-কর্তা). খোদ-কর্তা n. the real master; the master himself, the master in person. 8)

(p. 274) khanitra a spud; a small weeding tool; a pick-axe; a crowbar. 6)

(p. 280) khimaci a light tweaking (usu. with two finger-nails), a tweak; a pinch. খিমচি কাটা v. to tweak; to pinch. 45)

(p. 274) khaliphā a caliph, a khalif; a master artisan, master tailor; a tailor; (dero.) one who plays the big boss. ̃গিরি n. caliphate; the profession of an artisan or a tailor. খলিফার রাজ্য বা শাসন বা আমল বা পদ caliphate. 46)

(p. 274) khāi2 (pr. & 1st. per.) eat. □ n. eating (খাই-খরচ); desire for food, appetite (যতই খাক, ওর খাই মেটে না ।) খাই-খরচ see খরচ । খাই-খাই n. constant or strong desire for food. খাই-খাই করা v. to feel or express a strong desire for food; to be extremely hungry; to feel strong hunger constantly; to be insatiably hungry. খাই-খালাসি a. usufructuary. খাইখালাসি সম্পত্তি n. property in usufructuary mortgage. খাইয়ে a. able to eat much, voracious, gourmand, gluttonous; given to or fond of eating well, fond of choice dishes. খাইয়ে লোক a gourmand, a glutton; a gourmet, an epicure; a belly-god, a voracious eater. 55)

(p. 274) kharaja (mus.) the first note of the gamut. See ষড়্জ । 27)

(p. 278) khādita eaten; consumed. 16)

(p. 274) khani a mine, a quarry. 3)

(p. 285) khētri an upcountry caste of India (believed to be Kshatriyas). 24)