خاکا ḵẖākā
P خاکا ḵẖākā, s.m. A plan, sketch, draft, outline, tracing, delineation; a caricature;—a kind of embroidery (worked from a pattern or paper over which net or muslin is placed to copy it):—ḵẖākā utārnā (kā), To make a tracing (of), to trace, sketch, &c.:—ḵẖākā uṛānā (-kā), To caricature; to make a jest (of), to ridicule, to villify, to give a bad name (to):—ḵẖākā banānā, ḵẖākā karnā (-kā), To make a plan or sketch (of); to make a model (of).
خاکي ḵẖākī ḵẖāk, q.v.+ī = S. इन्
P خاکي ḵẖākī (ḵẖāk, q.v.+ī = S. इन्), adj. Of the dust, of ashes; earthy; earthly, terrestrial; dusty; dust-coloured;—s.f. The colour of dust or earth;—s.m. A Hindū mendicant who smears his body with the ashes of burnt cowdung;—an earthy-brown dye; cloth of the colour of dust or earth (of which the uniform of the Sikh regiments is made; hence), Sikh infantry;—an epithet of a kind of arrow;—unirrigated land (depending wholly on rain):—ḵẖākī anḍā, s.m. An addled egg, wind egg; a term of reproach; bastard.
کهوکا खोका khokā
H کهوکا खोका khokā, adj. & s.m.=khokhā, q.v.
