آب یخني āb-i-yaḵẖnī P Water in which meat has been boiled down, gravy.

تنخنخ tanaḵẖnuḵẖ A (inf. ii. of نخنخ) s. m. Clearing the throat, hemming, hawking.

خن ḵẖinn A s. m. The hold of a ship.

خنازير ḵẖanāzīr A s. plur. (of خنزير) Hogs; ulcers in the neck or scrofula.

خناس ḵẖannās A (from خنس To abscond, to retire; to backbite, to calumniate: because, says Jauharī, he flees when God is named: perhaps rather, like *diabolos, The accuser) s. m. 1. The devil. 2. (met.) A wicked person.

خناسي ḵẖannās-ī A adj. Devilish.

خناق ḵẖunāḳ A (from خنق Heb. ) s. m. The quinsy, suffocation, strangulation.

خنث ḵẖuns̤ A s. m. An hermaphrodite.

خنثيٰ ḵẖuns̤ạ̄ A s. m. 1. An hermaphrodite. 2. Asphodel.

خنجر ḵẖanjar A s. m. A dagger.

خنجري ḵẖanjar-ī A. s. f. 1. A mode of printing, or staining silk (gulbadan). 2. A small tam- bourin.

خندان ḵẖandān P part. Laughing, merry.

خندق ḵẖandaḳ A (from Pers. کنده kanda: Kā- mūs) s. m. f. A ditch, fosse, moat.

خنده ḵẖanda P s. m. 1. Laughter, a laugh. 2. A laughing-stock. خنده رو ḵẖanda-rū, adj. Of a smiling countenance, cheerful. خنده روي ḵẖanda-rū-ī, s. f. Cheerfulness. خنده زنان ḵẖanda-zanāṅ, Setting up a laugh, laughing.

خنزير ḵẖinzīr A (Heb. and Ch. : from خنز To stink: Gol. or from خزر To have small eyes: Ibn Saʼīﻌd ap. Bochart. Hieroz. Or from Ch. To return, to roll, to wallow: Lexic. Heb. Hal. Magdeb. 1756) s. m. A hog.