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

(p. 271) khanakhana expressing the sound as made by striking on bell-metal. খনখন করা v. to give out this sound; to speak loudly and with this sound in the voice. খনখনে a. giving out this sound.

(p. 280) khilāta a robe of honour awarded by a prince; (loos.) a title or a gift of honour awarded by a prince. 49)

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

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

(p. 274) khala1 a small boat-shaped gallipot for pounding medicine, mortar. ̃নুড়ি, ̃নোড়া n. pl. this gallipot or mortar and a pestle. 39)

(p. 271) khañjanikā of খঞ্জন । 24)

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

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

(p. 289) khrisṭa Christ. ̃ধর্ম n. Christianity. ̃পূর্ব a. B.C., Before Christ. িস্টান a. Christian. n. a Christian. িস্টানি n. manners and customs of Christians; (dero.) imitation of Christians; (dero.) Europeanism; (vul.) Christianism or Christianity; (arch.) a Christian. িস্টাব্দ n. A. D., of the Christian era. িস্টীয় a. of Christ or of the Christian era; Christian.

(p. 280) khuñci a small tray. ̃পোশ n. a cover for a tray. 74)

(p. 271) khadyōta the glow-worm, the firefly. fem. খদ্যোতিকা । ̃মালা n. a string of glowworms, a multitude of glow-worms. 63)

(p. 280) khimaci a light tweaking (usu. with two finger-nails), a tweak; a pinch. খিমচি কাটা v. to tweak; to pinch. 45)

(p. 285) khēn̐ki ill-tempered, peevish; snarling. খেঁকি কুত্তা a snarling dog; (loos.) a cur, a tyke. 6)

(p. 288) khōn̐ḍ়ānō2 to limp, to hobble. 2)