(p. 278) khāta a pit; a hole; a ditch; a pond, a tank; a creek; an inlet; a mine; a moat. a. dug. 7)

(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) kha2 the sky, the air (খগোল, খপোত). 3)

(p. 289) khōlasa an outer covering; a slough, a fell (সাপের খোলস); (sarcas.) garment. স ছাড়া v. (of snakes) to cast or slough off (i s) skin, to moult. 9)

(p. 277) khāka ashes. পুড়ে খাক হওয়া v. to be burnt to ashes. 11)

(p. 285) khēdā an enclosure for catching wild elephants, a kheda, a keddah. 27)

(p. 280) khicuḍ়i a food prepared by boiling rice and pigeon-pea together with spices and fat, kedgeree, hotchpotch. খিচুড়ি পাকানো v. to cook hotchpotch; (fig.) to make a mess of, to jumble up; to bungle. 39)

(p. 271) khaṭāsa2 expressing a noise louder than খটাত্ । খটাস খটাস int. expressing repetition of this noise. 31)

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

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

(p. 271) khañjani the tambourine. 23)

(p. 271) khaḍ়khaḍ় expressing a rustling noise as of treading dry leaves; a grating noise or sensation. খড়খড়ে a. giving out or making this noise or sensation. 40)

(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. 278) khātā a book for writing or scribbling; an account-book, a ledger; a register. খাতা লেখা v. to maintain an accountbook or ledger. ̃পত্র n. pl. books for writing or scribbling; different account-books or ledgers; records; registers. হালখাতা n. a fresh account-book or ledger opened (usu. on the Bengali/Indian New Year's Day) for the coming year; a (religious) festival on the occasion of ceremonial opening of the new account-book or ledger. 9)

(p. 289) khyān̐ṭa (hum.) a feast. 19)