خال ḵẖāl fr. خول or خيل
A خال ḵẖāl (fr. خول or خيل), s.m. Maternal uncle, mother's brother;—a black mole on the face (regarded as ornamental); a spot, patch (natural); an artificial spot (made of kājal, &c., for ornament, or to ward off the effects of the malignant eye):—ḵẖāl-ḵẖāl, adj. & adv. Thick, close, thickly spread;—little, scarce, rare;—very few, few and far between, here and there; rarely.
کهال खाल khāl
H کهال खाल khāl [S. खल्लः], s.f. (m.?) A creek, bay, gulf; inlet (of the sea, or of a large river);—a canal, rivulet, watercourse, river;—a moat, trench.
کهال खाल khāl
H کهال खाल khāl [S. खल्लः(?); cf. ćhāl = S. शल्कं], s.f. Skin, hide;—bellows:—khāl-upāṛ, s.m. 'One who takes the skin off'; one who is exacting in money-matters; a skin-flint:—khāl khaiṅćnā, or khāl udheṛnā, or khāl uṛānā (-kī), To take the skin off, to flay.
کهل खिल khil
H کهل खिल khil [Prk. खीलो; S. खीलः=कीलः], s.m.=kīl, q.v.
کهول खोल khol v.n. of kholnā
H کهول खोल khol (v.n. of kholnā), s.f. The act of opening, &c.;—s.m. A cavity, hollow (as of a tree, &c.); hull; hold (of a boat or ship);—a case, sheath, scabbard:—khol-bandī, s.f.=khul-bandī, q.v.:—khol-mūṅd, s.f. Opening and shutting.
