خبث ḵẖubs̤ A s. m. Malice, malignity, perfidy, impurity.

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

خسر ḵẖusar P or ḵẖusur, s. m. A father-in-law.

خلد ḵẖuld A s. m. Eternity, paradise.

خسروي ḵẖusrawī P adj. Belonging to ḵẖusrau or to a king, royal, imperial, regal.

خطوط ḵẖut̤ūt̤ A s. plur. of خط ḵẖat̤t̤, q. v.

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.

خود ḵẖod P s. m. A helmet.

خرابه ḵẖarāba A 1. s. m. Devastation, ruin. 2. adj. Depraved, bad, ruined, waste.

خصي ḵẖaṣī A s. m. A castrated animal (par- ticularly a goat), an eunuch. خصي کرنا ḵẖaṣī karnā, To geld, castrate.