(p. 280) khāmākā without cause or provocation, for nothing, unnecessarily. 10)

(p. 280) khāmbāja an Indian musical mode. 16)

(p. 280) khunasuṭi a bickering for pleasure; an amorous bickering for pleasure. 82)

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

(p. 271) khaḍ়rā a curry-comb. 43)

(p. 280) khāstā1 corrupted, spoilt. সাত (বা পাঁচ) নকলে আসলে খাস্তা frequent imitations spoil (or corrupt the original), (cp.) Religion hides her face when her clergymen preach. 34)

(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. 274) kharipha autumnal harvest or crop. 33)

(p. 271) khagapati, khagarāja, khagēndra, khagēśbara the king of birds; (myth.) different appellations of Garuda (গরুড়). 10)

(p. 278) khāṇḍika a confectioner. 6)

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

(p. 288) khōkkasa (in fairy tales) a terrible anthropophagous demon. 5)

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

(p. 278) khāppā enraged; furious or angry. খাপ্পা হওয়া v. to get angry, to be out of temper, to get or fly into a rage. 37)

(p. 285) khēdānō to drive away, to chase away, to expel; to scare away; to tend (গোরু খেদানো); (sarcas.) to teach (ছাত্র খেদানো). a. driven away, expelled (বাপে-তাড়ানো মায়ে খেদানো ছেলে). খেদানিয়া, খেদানে a. one who or that which drives away or expels or scares away or tends. 28)