(p. 271) khanaka a digger, an excavator. a. employed in or used in digging, digging. 64)

(p. 278) khāpi (of textiles) closely woven, close-grained. 36)

(p. 285) khēpalā, khēpalā-jāla a cast net. 32)

(p. 285) khōn̐ṭā2 a small pillar of wood or bamboo, a pale, a stake; a peg, a wedge. খোঁটার জোর strong or large backing or support. খোঁটার বেড়া n. a paling, a palisade. 57)

(p. 274) khāliśā a species of fish akin to but smaller than the anabas. 47)

(p. 271) khagōla the sky, the heavens, the firmament; a globe representing the sky, a celestial globe. ̃বিদ, ̃বিত্, ̃বেত্তা n. an astronomer. ̃বিদ্যা n. astronomy. 11)

(p. 285) khōn̐ḍ়ā1 lame. n. a lame person.খোঁড়া করা v. to make lame, to lame.

(p. 285) khēlā a play, a game, a sport; a recreational match or contest; a pastime; a diversion; an amusement; a show of an entertaining trick or feat (সাপখেলা, জাদুখেলা, লাঠিখেলা, সার্কাসের খেলা); artistry, artistic display (ছবিতে রঙের খেলা, আকাশে মেঘের খেলা); act of trifling (পড়াশুনা নিয়ে খেলা, বিপদ নিয়ে খেলা); act of fondling. v. to play; to work (বুদ্ধি খেলা, অঙ্কে মাথা খেলা); to trifle; to fondle. খেলা কথা নয় something not to be trifled with or taken lightly. খেলা করা v. same as খেলা (v). ̃ঘর n. (rare.) a room or hall for indoor games; a miniature house built by children at play with sand or mud or straw, a doll's house; (fig.) domestic life or earthly life. ̃ধুলা n. games and sports; sports and pastime. ̃নো v. to cause to play; to supervise at play; to control and lead at pleasure, to make a person do everything one wishes him to do, to lead by the nose (বণিকরা সরকারকে খেলায়); (in football, hockey etc.) to pass the ball frequently in the course of a game to a player of one's own side to play (উইংকে দিয়ে খেলানো). খেলার ছলে adv. playfully. খেলার মাঠ n. a playground. খেলার সঙ্গী, খেলার সাথি n. a playmate. খেলার সরঞ্জাম n. sports goods. 43)

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

(p. 289) khōlatāi beautiful show, beauty; brightness. a. having a good show, showy; beautiful; bright. 7)

(p. 280) khun̐ṭa-ākhariẏā, khun̐ṭa-ākhurē one who has little or no education: one who makes a fuss over trifles; a stickler (for perfection). 56)

(p. 274) khapāt expressing quickness or suddenness. 11)

(p. 280) khun̐takhun̐tē peevish, pettish; fastidious, hard to please. 66)

(p. 280) khāmira ferment, yeast, leaven. 13)

(p. 271) khaga the bird. 9)