خوار ḵẖẉār P 1. adj. Poor, distressed, deserted, abandoned, friendless, wretched, contemptible, abject, ruined. 2. part. act. (from خواردن) in compos. Eating, devouring, eater, drinking, drinker; suffering, sufferer.

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.

خواري ḵẖẉār-ī P 1. s. f. Baseness, meanness, contemptibleness, vileness, abjectness, distress. 2. in compos. Eating, drinking; suffering.

خراطي ḵẖarrāt̤-ī A. 1. s. m. A turner. 2. adj. Turned.

خونا خرابي ḵẖūn-ā-ḵẖarāb-ī P. A. s. f. (dakh.) See خون خرابه ḵẖūn-ḵẖarāba, under خون ḵẖūn.

خوگير ḵẖū-gīr P part. Rendered mild, tamed, accustomed.

خرچه ḵẖarch-a A. s. m. Costs of lawsuits.

خالصه ḵẖāliṣ-a A 1. adj. Pure. 2. s. m. An office of government in which the business of the revenue department is transacted; exche- quer. 3. Land held immediately from govern- ment.

خاد ḵẖād P s. 1. A kite. 2. An eagle or kind of falcon.

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.