(p. 285) khēn̐kō1 indicating: eaten (by) (পোকায় খেকো) = moth-eaten). 11)

(p. 278) khāṇḍika a confectioner. 6)

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

(p. 280) khili betel-leaf rolled into a cup having lime, catechu, betel-nut etc. within it. 51)

(p. 280) khubāni apricot. 90)

(p. 278) khātuna (Mus.) a title suffixed to the names of (unmarried) Muslim women. 11)

(p. 280) khilakhila expressing a giggling sound. খিলখিল করা v. to giggle, to titter. 48)

(p. 271) khōẏā to wear away or out, to be eaten away or in. a. worn away or out, eaten away or in. ̃নো v. to cause to wear away or wear out or eaten away or eaten in; to eat away or in. a. worn away or out, eaten away or in. 7)

(p. 271) khaṭbā a cot, a bedstead. 34)

(p. 274) khān̐kāra, khān̐kāri, khān̐kari the noise of clearing one's throat, a hawking noise. খাঁকার দেওয়া v. to hawk.

(p. 274) khanitra a spud; a small weeding tool; a pick-axe; a crowbar. 6)

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

(p. 271) khañjara a kind of short dagger or scimitar, a han(d)jar. 25)

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

(p. 285) khēn̐cākhēn̐ci mutual quarrelling (usu. noisy and frequent one); mutual ill-feeling. 9)