Khada |
Vertical standing |
Kaii |
Chabutra Black platform |
Khansanian |
A house steward |
Khansaniani |
Office of the house steward. |
Kanthi |
An ornament for the neck of two strings of pearls with a big emerald or ruby in the centre, with two big pearls on either side |
Karchobi |
(topi) Gold threaded (cap) |
Karkhanajat |
Workshops. |
Katar |
Weapon, Stiletto |
Khalsa |
Crown lands. |
Khanieez |
Shirt. |
Khan |
A title borne by the nobles, especially when of Persian or Pathan descent. It is also a common adjunct to Afghan or
Pathan names.
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Khan Khanan |
Lord of lords, title of big nobleman |
Khana |
A house, dwelling, a place. |
Khanqah |
Residence of a holy person or saint |
Khasa |
Meal. |
Khas |
dan Betel box |
Khilwat |
Privacy. Nizam’s palace. |
Khinikhab |
Silk cloth embroidered with gold and silver threads and tinted with
diverse colours
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Khir Chatai |
First taste of sweetness. |
Khirkidar |
Having an opening |
Khuda |
Allah, God. |
Khulcha |
Loaf, special thick bread baked in the oven. |
Khurta |
Shirt. |
Khutba |
Serman in the mosque delivered on Friday and on the two l’ds |
Khutna |
Circumcision. |
Khwan |
Tray |
Kotwai |
Chief officer of police. |
Karwan |
The Qutb Shahi Caravansarai to the west of Hyderabad city on the road to Golconda fort |
Kharda |
A town in the Jamkhed taluqa of Ahmednagar district, Bombay, 56 miles southeast of Ahmednagar city. In 1795, an engagement took place near it between the Marathas and Nizam Ali Khan Asaf Jah II where the latter having been defeated, retreated to Kharda. Kharda belonged to Nimbalkar, one of the Nizam’s Maratha nobles. |