خالا ḵẖālā A. (properly, خاله) s. f. Maternal aunt, motherʼs sister. خالا کا يا خالا ماما کا گهريا خانهٴخالا ḵẖālā kā- or ḵẖālā māmā kā-ghar, or ḵẖāna-i-ḵẖālā (lit. The house of oneʼs aunt) signifies a place of rest and security. A. H. خالاتي ḵẖālā-tī, adj. Descended from or re- lated to a maternal aunt; as, خالاتي بهاٴي ḵẖālā- tī bhāʼī, A cousin, son of a maternal aunt.

خرفه ḵẖurfa A (from خرف To pluck fruit from a tree, Heb. To strip off honours or deco- ration, to inflict ignominy) s. m. 1. That which is plucked from a tree. 2. Autumnal fruit.

خوراک ḵẖụrāk P s. f. (dakh. s. m.) 1. Food, victuals. 2. Daily food, eatables. 3. One meal, one dose (of medicine).

خرادي ḵẖarād-ī A. (from خراد) s. m. A turner.

خيل ḵẖail A (Heb. ) s. m. Horsemen, cavalry.

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.

خصيه ḵẖuṣya A s. m. Testicle.

خلال ḵẖilāl A (from خلّ) s. m. 1. A toothpick. 2. Middle. 3. plur. of خلل ḵẖalal, q. v. 4. Ruin, defect, damage.

خرچنگ ḵẖarchang P s. m. 1. A crab (fish). 2. A kind of herb. A. H. خرچو ḵẖarchū (from خرج) adj. Prodigal, expensive.

خنزير ḵẖinzīr A (Heb. and Ch. : from خنز To stink: Gol. or from خزر To have small eyes: Ibn Saʼīﻌd ap. Bochart. Hieroz. Or from Ch. To return, to roll, to wallow: Lexic. Heb. Hal. Magdeb. 1756) s. m. A hog.