(p. 274) khasama (mus.) husband. 52)

(p. 285) khēta (a piece of) agricultural land. ̃খামার n. an agricultural farm, the cultivator's place of work. ̃মজুর n. an agricultural labourer, a farm worker, a farmhand. 21)

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

(p. 271) khaṭākhaṭa expressing the sound made by striking repeatedly on or at something hard. 29)

(p. 280) khurali exercise; practice of archery; practice ('মুরলী খুরলি'); a prank. 92)

(p. 274) khasā to become detached, to come away (খিল খসা); to come off (দেওয়াল থেকে চুনবালি খসা); to fall off, to be shed (গাছ থেকে পাতা খসা); to become loose (কোমরের কাপড় খসা); to become dishevelled (খোঁপা খসা); to drop off (মালা থেকে ফুল খসা); to get out of position accidentally, to slip (হাত থেকে খসে পড়া); to come out, to be uttered (মুখ থেকে কথা খসা); to be spent esp. unnecessarily, to be spent or lost (টাকা খসা); (sarcas.) to die (বুড়ো এবার খসবে); to flee, to escape (চোরটা খসেছে); to depart immediately (অনেক জ্বালিয়েছ, এখন খসে পড়ো). ̃নো v. to detach, to cause to come away; to cause to come off; to cause to fall off, to shed; to loosen; to dishevel; to cause to drop off; to cause to slip (away or out); to cause to come out, to cause to utter; to cause to be spent or lost. 53)

(p. 289) khōlaka a hood for covering the whole body, a yashmak; a shell (of the crustacean). কী a. crustacean. n. a crustacean. 6)

(p. 271) khaddara a hand-woven coarse cotton cloth, khadi. ̃ধারী a. dressed in khadi, in khadi. 62)

(p. 274) khān̐kati want; shortage; (pop.) avidity, greed, demand. 59)

(p. 285) khēn̐cā to pull or tug or snatch (esp. forcefully and suddenly); to have a spasm, to convulse; to have a cramp, to cramp. n. a pull or tug or snatch (esp. a forceful and sudden one); a spasm, convulsion; a cramp. 8)

(p. 285) khēcarānna a food prepared by boiling rice and pigeon-pea together with spices and fat, hotchpotch, kedgeree. 15)

(p. 280) khubasurata very handsome or beautiful. 89)

(p. 271) khañjanikā of খঞ্জন । 24)

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

(p. 285) khēn̐caḍ়ā wayward, indocile, obstinate; unmannerly, ill-mannered. 7)