(p. 274) khasakhasa2 expressing a rustling sound. 49)

(p. 285) khēn̐kaśiẏāla the fox. fem. খেঁকশিয়ালি n. the vixen. 5)

(p. 280) khisti utterance of obscene language; obscene revilings, an instance of railing, raillery; obscenity. খিস্তি করা, মুখখিস্তি করা v. to utter obscene or filthy words; to rail (at or against), to revile. 53)

(p. 280) khura hoof of an animal. 91)

(p. 288) khōda in person (সে খোদ); real, actual (খোদ-কর্তা). খোদ-কর্তা n. the real master; the master himself, the master in person. 8)

(p. 277) khān̐ḍ় molasses condensed into granular form. 7)

(p. 285) khēlōẏāḍ়i sportsmanlike. খেলোয়াড়ি মনোভাব sportsmanlike spirit. 49)

(p. 280) khunti a cooking tool resembling a spud, a cooking spud. 84)

(p. 278) khāda2 (mus.) the bass; a quarry; a pit; a hole; a ditch; a mine. 13)

(p. 274) khanda2 crop (রবিখন্দ). ̃কার, খোন্দকার n. a producer of crops, a farmer; a (Muslim) title of honour awarded to wealthy farmers. 9)

(p. 280) khilōddhāra development of fallow land, land development. 52)

(p. 277) khāki2, khāgi indicating; one who eats up, consuming, devouring (ভাতারখাকি, গতরখাকি). 14)

(p. 285) khēṭaka a shield. 18)

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