(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. 271) khaccara the mule; (in abuse) a bastard, a rogue or scoundrel or scapegrace. তিলে খচ্চর n. (in abuse) an incorrigible scoundrel or scapegrace. 17)

(p. 280) khujali itch, scabies. 73)

(p. 288) khōẏāba a dream; a daydream; (fig.) a false fancy, an illusion. 19)

(p. 280) khidamata, khidamada act of waiting on or serving, attendance. খিদমত করা v. to wait on, to attend upon, to serve. ̃গার n. a waiter, an attendant; a servant. 42)

(p. 271) khatānō to examine closely; to calculate; to reckon; to estimate. 59)

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

(p. 289) khōlāmakuci a broken piece of ceramic material potsherd; (fig.) a trifling object. 13)

(p. 274) kharida buying, purchase. খরিদ করা v. to buy, to purchase. ̃দার, খরিদ্দার n. a buyer, a purchaser, a customer. ̃বিক্রি n. buying and selling. ̃মূল্য n. cost price. খরিদা a. obtained by purchase; bought; purchased. 32)

(p. 271) khaṭbāṅga a leg or foot of a cot. 35)

(p. 285) khēcarānna a food prepared by boiling rice and pigeon-pea together with spices and fat, hotchpotch, kedgeree. 15)

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

(p. 280) khun̐ṭa-ākhariẏā, khun̐ṭa-ākhurē one who has little or no education: one who makes a fuss over trifles; a stickler (for perfection). 56)

(p. 280) khāstā1 corrupted, spoilt. সাত (বা পাঁচ) নকলে আসলে খাস্তা frequent imitations spoil (or corrupt the original), (cp.) Religion hides her face when her clergymen preach. 34)

(p. 280) khun̐ṭināṭi trifling offences and omissions; trifles; details; niceties. a. trifling (খুঁটিনাটি ব্যাপার). 60)