ক্ষয় : (p. 262) kṣaẏa destruction (শত্রুক্ষয়); defeat (অধর্মের ক্ষয়); waste, loss (অর্থক্ষয়); erosion (কুলক্ষয়); depreciation (মুদ্রাক্ষয়); decay, waning (চন্দ্রের ক্ষয়); consumption, phthisis, tuberculosis (ক্ষয়রোগ). ক্ষয় করা v. to destroy; to defeat, to vanquish; to waste, to lose; to erode, to eat into or away; to depreciate; to decrease. ক্ষয় পাওয়া, ক্ষয় হওয়া v. to be destroyed; to be defeated or vanquished; to be wasted or lost; to be eroded, to be eaten into or away; to be depreciated; to decay; to decrease. ̃কর, ̃কারক, ̃জনক a. destroying; defeating; causing waste or loss; erosive; depreciating; causing decay or decrease; consuming. ̃কাশ n. consumption, phthisis, tuberculosis. ̃ক্ষতি n. wear and tear. ̃জাত পর্বত n. residual mountain. ̃পক্ষ n. the fortnight of the waning moon. ̃প্রাপ্ত a. destroyed; defeated; wasted, lost; eroded, eaten into or away; depreciated; decayed; decreased; dilapidated (ক্ষয়প্রাপ্ত অট্টালিকা); consumed. ̃রোগ same as ̃কাশ । ̃রোগী n. a person suffering from phthisis, a consumptive or tubercular patient. ̃শীল same as ক্ষয়ীষ্ণু । ̃হীন a. undecaying, uneroding; that which does not erode or decay. 82)

(p. 262) kṣaẏiṣṇu, kṣaẏī tending to decay or wear away or decrease; consumptive; perishable. ক্ষয়িষ্ণুতা n. tendency towards decaying or wearing away or decreasing; consumptiveness; perishability. 84)

(p. 262) kṣatāśauca impurity of the body on account of a wound or sore or haemorrhage. 66)

(p. 262) kṣiti the ground (ক্ষিতিতল); clay; the earth, the world; (ক্ষিতি অপ্ তেজঃ মরুত্ ব্যোম). ̃জ a. earthborn; growing on the ground, earth-grown. n. Mars; the horizon. ̃জ রেখা n. a horizontal line, a horizontal. ̃জ লম্বন n. horizontal parallax. ̃তল n. the surface of the earth, the ground. ̃ধর n. a mountain. ̃নাথ, ̃প, ̃পতি, ̃পাল n. a king. ̃ভৃত্ n. a mountain. ̃রুহ n. a tree (usu. a large one). 94)

(p. 269) kṣumā silk, linseed, hemp; jute. 9)

(p. 269) kṣōdita pulverized; engraved, carved. 22)

(p. 269) kṣut hunger. ̃কাতর, ̃পীড়িত a. distressed or afflicted with or suffering from hunger. ̃পিপাসা n. hunger and thirst. 2)

(p. 262) kṣamī given to forgiveness or tolertance, forgiving, forbearing, tolerating, enduring; able; capable. 80)

(p. 262) kṣipyamāṇa in the state of being thrown or ejected. 98)

(p. 269) kṣura a razor; a razor-blade; (of articles of furniture) a leg or foot or castor. 10)

(p. 262) kṣapaṇaka an ancient Buddhist or (also) Jaina Digambar (nude) mendicant or ascetic. 75)

(p. 262) kṣum̐ẏā silk; jute; cloth made of silk or jute. ̃তাঁতি n. a jute-weaver; a weaver of coarse cloth. 105)

(p. 269) kṣudhita hungry; desirous; inclined (to); greedy, avid; longing or craving (for). fem. ক্ষুধিতা । 5)

(p. 262) kṣīẏamāṇa decaying; waning. 102)

(p. 262) kṣattā a man born of a sudra (শুদ্র) father and Kshatriya (ক্ষত্রিয়) or Vaisya (বৈশ্য) mother; one's (esp. a king's) son born of his maid-servant. 68)

(p. 262) kṣantabya pardonable, forgivable, excusable. 73)