(p. 280) khun̐tē2, khun̐tēla scarred; possessing an ugly mark; defective in shape or appearance; defective, faulty; having a blemish. 68)

(p. 278) khādī indicating: one who eats, eating (নরখাদী). 18)

(p. 285) khēn̐ki ill-tempered, peevish; snarling. খেঁকি কুত্তা a snarling dog; (loos.) a cur, a tyke. 6)

(p. 274) kharamuja, kharamujā, kharabuja, kharabujā the melon, the musk-melon. 28)

(p. 285) khēda lamentation, lament; regret, grief. খেদ করা v. to lament; to regret. 25)

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

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

(p. 274) khararā alt. spell. of খড়রা । 29)

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

(p. 289) khyāta famous (খ্যাতনামা); called, named designated or known as (আর্যনামে খ্যাত জাতি). ̃নামা a. one whose name is well-known, famous, renowned, celebrated. 20)

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

(p. 280) khāli1 empty (খালি কলসি); vacant (খালি পদ); void; bare (খালি গা); incessant, continuous (খালি কান্না); mere (খালি ধাপ্পা). adv. only (খালি একটু বসল); always (খালি কাঁদে). ̃হাত a. penniless, moneyless. n. empty-handedness. ̃হাতে adv. empty-handed, carrying nothing. ̃পেট n. empty stomach. 25)

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

(p. 280) khārābi harm; ruin, utter ruin, disaster; villainy, wickedness. 18)