(p. 280) khārābi harm; ruin, utter ruin, disaster; villainy, wickedness. 18)

(p. 288) khōra indicating: one who eats (মছলিখোর); one who is addicted to (গাঁজাখোর, নেশাখোর).

(p. 285) khēluḍ়ē a player; a playmate. 46)

(p. 271) khaṭṭi an improvised cot for carrying the dead to the crematorium; a bier. 33)

(p. 277) khān̐ḍ়ā a large falchion used in immolating beasts; a large falchion; a scimitar; the horny appendage on the nose of the rhinoceros. 8)

(p. 274) khapōta an aeroplane, an airship. 13)

(p. 271) khaḍ়i chalk (also চা-খড়ি, ফুলখড়ি); silt or alluvial clay (with which the forehead is painted); a cardinal number or a figure (খড়ি পাতা); dry dirt in the form of a crust on the skin (খড়ি ওড়া). খড়ি ও়ড়া, খড়ি ওঠা v. (of skin or body) to give off dry dirt (esp. when rubbed). খড়ি পাতা v. to divine or foretell by means of writing down numbers or drawing figures. হাতে-খড়ি see হাত । 44)

(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. 278) khānā3 cooked food; meal. (খানা খাওয়া); a feast (খানা দেওয়া). ̃পিনা n. eating and drinking. 26)

(p. 271) khañcipōśa a cover for a tray or a large dish. 19)

(p. 277) khāga a kind of reed used as a pen. 15)

(p. 277) khāṭiẏē industrious, laborious, hardworking. 26)

(p. 271) kh়ḍ়kē a toothpick; a small species (খড়কে পুঁটি, খড়কে বাটা). 39)

(p. 274) khalina a bridle; rein; curb-bit of a bridle. 45)

(p. 271) khaṭbāśa the polecat; the civet cat. 37)