خصم ḵẖaṣm, vulg. ḵẖaṣam fr. خصم 'to contend,' c.
A خصم ḵẖaṣm, vulg. ḵẖaṣam (fr. خصم 'to contend,' &c.), s.m. An adversary, antagonist, an enemy;—ḵẖaṣam (used by the Persians and Indians in the sense of) master, owner; husband:—ḵẖaṣam-pīṭī, ḵẖaṣam-roʼī, s.f. 'Who has wept for her husband'; a woman who has lost her husband;—(used as a malediction) may your husband die:—ḵẖaṣam-wālī, s.f. A woman whose husband is alive.
خشم ḵẖashm, ḵẖishm
P خشم ḵẖashm, ḵẖishm [old P. khashm; Pehl. khishm; Zend aēshma, rt ish = S. ish], s.m. Anger, writh, indignation, passion, rage, fury:—ḵẖishm-ālūd, adj. Tainted or disfigured with anger:—ḵẖishm-gīn, ḵẖishm-nāk, adj. & adv. Angry, enraged, passionate, wrathful;—in a rage:—ḵẖishm-gīnī, s.f. Wrathfulness, passionateness, rage.
خيشوم ḵẖaishūm v.n. fr. خشم
A خيشوم ḵẖaishūm (v.n. fr. خشم), s.m. The interior of the nose; the nose; the cartilaginous part of the nose;—nasal letters;—prominence, or ridge, or summit (of a mountain).
