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

(p. 289) khyāpaka one who or that which announces or proclaims or gives publicity. 22)

(p. 289) khyāṃrā a broom or broomstick, a besom. ̃পেটা করা v. to beat or thrash with a broom, to strike with a broom. 18)

(p. 271) khañjana the wagtail. খঞ্জন-গঞ্জন a. putting the wagtail to shame in restlessness (খঞ্জন-গঞ্জন আঁখি). 21)

(p. 280) khupari a small house, a hovel, a small (and usu. dingy) room, a shack; a hole (পায়রার খুপরি); a cell; a recess, a niche. খুপরি-করা a. divided into small rooms or holes or cells. খুপরি-কাটা a. recessed (খুপরি-কাটা দেওয়াল). 85)

(p. 274) khasama (mus.) husband. 52)

(p. 280) khāla a canal; a strait; a channel; a quagmire; a pit; lowland (also খালিজমি); (dial.) cramp; (dial.) skin, hide. খাল কাটা v. to dig a canal or a channel. খাল তোলা v. to flay. খাল ধরা v. to have a cramp; to cramp. খাল কেটে কুমির (বা বেনো জল) আনা v. to invite evil, to ask or look for trouble, to allow room to an evil-doer through indiscreet act; to dig one's grave. 20)

(p. 285) khēlanā a toy, a plaything. 42)

(p. 280) khāmāra a threshing-floor, a farmyard; a granary. ̃বাড়ি n. a granary, a farm; a granary-building, a farmhouse; a dwelling-house with a granary within its precinct. 11)

(p. 288) khōm̐pā hair dressed in a rounded mass, a bun, chignon. খোঁপা খোলা v. to unloose or undress a bun, to undo or unfasten a coiffure; to cause dishevelment. খোঁপা বাঁধা v. to dress or put up hair in a bun. আলগা খোঁপা a hanging bun; a loose bun, a bun not tied with cords. 3)

(p. 280) khuśaki dandruff, scurf. 97)

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

(p. 278) khāpā2 to agree, to be congruent; (of textiles) to shrink. a. agreed; shrunk. খাপানো v. to cause to agree, to bring to agreement; to cause to shrink, to shrink. See also খাপ খাওয়া । 35)

(p. 280) khālijuli a very small stream, a streamlet. 27)

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