خريد ḵẖarīd P (from خريدن) 1. in compos. part. pass. Bought. 2. s. f. Purchase. خريد فروخت ḵẖarīd faroḵẖt, Buying and selling. خريد کا مول ḵẖarīd kā mol, s. m. Prime cost.

خامه ḵẖāma P s. m. A pen, a writing-reed. خامه دان ḵẖāma-dān, s. m. A pen-case.

خامي ḵẖām-ī P s. f. 1. Rawness, unripeness, im- maturity; inexperience. 2. Loss.

خچر ḵẖachchar H. s. m. f. A mule. خچربان ḵẖach- char-bān, s. m. A muleteer, mule-driver.

خواجه ḵẖẉāja P s. m. A man of distinction, a rich merchant, a gentleman, a governour. خواجه خضر ḵẖẉāja ḵẖiẓr, n. prop. The name of a prophet skilled in divination, and who is said to have discovered the water of life; hence, he is considered as the saint of waters. The Mu- hammadans offer to him oblations of lamps, flowers, &c. placed on little rafts and launched on the river, particularly on Thursday evening in the month of bhādoṅ: and, it is in his ho- nour that the feast of the beṛa, q. v. is held. خواجه زاده ḵẖẉāja-zāda, s. m. Master. خواجه سرا ḵẖẉāja-sarā, s. m. An eunuch.

خان ḵẖān P s. m. Lord, prince, a title princi- pally used by Paṭhāns.

خورشيد ḵẖụrshaid P or ḵẖụrshed, s. m. The sun. خورشيدرو ḵẖụrshaid-rū, Having a countenance dazzling as the sun.

خصلت ḵẖaṣlat A s. f. 1. Habit, custom. 2. Quality, property, mode, talent, virtue, disposi- tion, nature. (Plur. خصال or خصايل).

خچاخچ ḵẖachāḵẖach H. s. The sound of a spear or battle-axe, or of treading in clay or mire.

خياط ḵẖaiyāt̤ A (adj. superl. of خيط Ch. To thread) s. m. A tailor.