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

خزانه ḵẖizāna A (improper. ḵẖazāna, from خزن) s. m. 1. A treasury, magazine, granary, reposi- tory, reservoir. 2. Treasure. 3. The chamber of a gun. خزانه دار ḵẖazāna-dār, A musket with a chamber. خزانهٴعامره ḵẖazānaʼe āﻌmira, s. m. The royal treasury. (Plur. خزاين ḵẖa- zāʼịn).

خست ḵẖissat A s. f. 1. Stinginess, parsimony, avarice, penuriousness. 2. Meanness.

خمس ḵẖams A (Heb. ) adj. Five.

خست ḵẖast P past tense 3d pers. sing. (of خستن) Wounded, was wounded or broken.

خلعت ḵẖilʼaﻌt A or ḵẖalʼaﻌt, s. m. and f. A dress, robe of honour, with which princes confer dignity on subjects. خلعت پـﮩرانا يا دينا ḵẖilʼaﻌt -pahrānā or -denā, To invest with a robe of honour.

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

خال ḵẖāl A s. m. 1. A mole on the face (black and ornamental). 2. An artificial spot made for ornament. 3. A maternal uncle, motherʼs brother. خال خال ḵẖāl-ḵẖāl, adj. 1. Thick, close, thickly spread. 2. Little, scarce. 3. adv. Rarely, here and there.

خوگير ḵẖogīr P s. m. The stuffing of a saddle, a pad, a packsaddle. خوگير دوز ḵẖogīr-doz, s. m. A saddle-maker.

خريطه ḵẖarīt̤a A s. m. A purse, packet, bag, mail. (Letters are sent in India enclosed in bags, diversified according to the quality of the person to whom sent, being more or less rich or embroidered agreeable to their rank). Met. A letter.