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کهند खंद khand

H کهند खंद khand, s.m. corr. of khaṇḍ, q.v. (used in comp., e.g. Bundel-khand).

کهنڐ खिंड khinḍ

H کهنڐ खिंड khinḍ [prob.=Prk. खंडं=S. खण्डं], s.f. (dialec.), A hole, perforation; an opening, fissure, chink, gap, break; a notch, a jag (on the edge of a knife, &c).

کهانڐ खांड khāṅḍ, vulg. khāṅṛ

H کهانڐ खांड khāṅḍ, vulg. khāṅṛ [Prk. खंडं; S. खण्डः], s.f.m.(?), Coarse sugar (sugar clarified and the syrup then gradually boiled down to a hard consistence);—a channel (from a well to a field):—khāṅḍ-sārī, s.m. A sugar-boiler, sugar-manufacturer:—khāṅḍ-sāl, s.f. Sugar-factory:—khāṅḍ galānā, To boil down sugar to a hard consistence, to crystallize sugar:—kaććī khāṅḍ, s.f. Raw or uncrystallized sugar.