English Meaning of خرجي ḵẖurjī 🔴 خرجي ḵẖurjī P. (for خرجين or خورچين) s. f. A portmanteau, a wallet, a sack, especially one of skin or leather. See خورجين. A. H. خرچنا ḵẖarachnā (from خرج) v. a. 1. To expend, spend. 2. To sell. 3. To bring out, utter.

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English Meaning of خرجي ḵẖurjī

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خرجي ḵẖurjī : خرجي ḵẖurjī P. (for خرجين or خورچين) s. f. A portmanteau, a wallet, a sack, especially one of skin or leather. See خورجين. A. H. خرچنا ḵẖarachnā (from خرج) v. a. 1. To expend, spend. 2. To sell. 3. To bring out, utter.

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خناق ḵẖunāḳ

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

خلل ḵẖalal

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خربزه ḵẖarbuza

خربزه ḵẖarbuza P s. m. A muskmelon.

خچر ḵẖachchar

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خريده ḵẖarīda

خريده ḵẖarīda P (part. pass. of خريدن) adj. Purchased, bought. P. H. خريدنا ḵẖarīd-nā, v. a. To purchase, to buy.

خواسته ḵẖẉāsta

خواسته ḵẖẉāsta P (from خواستن) part. pass. De- sired, wished for, having willed or wished.

خرابت ḵẖarābat

خرابت ḵẖarābat A s. f. See خرابه ḵẖarāba. خرابت خانه ḵẖarābat-ḵẖāna (dakh.) A bad place.

خرامي ḵẖirām-ī

خرامي ḵẖirām-ī P s. f. in compos. Walking, gait.

خلاتي ḵẖalātī

خلاتي ḵẖalātī A. adj. See خليرا ḵẖalerā.

خطي ḵẖat̤t̤-ī

خطي ḵẖat̤t̤-ī A adj. 1. Linear, in writing, of the beard, &c. 2. or ḵẖit̤t̤ī, Of ḵẖat̤t̤ or ḵẖit̤t̤ (spears, so named from the place where they were bought).