(p. 274) khapuṣpa a mare's nest, a fiddlestick; moonshine. 12)

(p. 271) kha1 the second consonant of the Bengali alphabet. 2)

(p. 280) khudi1, khudē very small, tiny. fem. খুদি2। খুদে রাক্ষস one as gluttonous as the mythical anthropophagi, (fig.) an extremely voracious eater. 79)

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

(p. 271) khini a quid (of tobacco). 5)

(p. 277) khāñjākhā (dero.) one who tries (ridiculously) to live in a princely style; a fop. 21)

(p. 288) khōdakāra an engraver; a carver. খোদকারি n. engraving; carving; interference in other's work. 9)

(p. 278) khānaki a prostitute, a harlot, a whore. ̃গিরি n. prostitution, harlotry. ̃পনা n. act of behaving like a wanton, wantonness, whorishness. ̃বাড়ি n. a brothel. 21)

(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. 278) khāda1 alloy; base metal. ̃হীন, নিখাদ a. unalloyed; unmixed. 12)

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

(p. 280) khāli-khāli for nothing (আমাকে খালি খালি বকছ); rather empty (ঘরখানা খালি-খালি ঠেকছে). 26)

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

(p. 277) khākasāra a humble servant. 12)

(p. 277) khān̐ṭi1 (sl.) country-made or homebrewed wine, country wine, grog. 5)