خطا ḵẖat̤ā v.n. fr. خطأ 'to do wrong,' c.
A خطا ḵẖat̤ā (v.n. fr. خطأ 'to do wrong,' &c.), s.f. A wrong action, fault; a mistake, an error; an unintentional fault or offence, a slip, an oversight; failure; miss (as of an arrow, &c.):—ḵẖat̤ā-baḵẖsh, s.m. A forgiver of faults or errors, &c.:—ḵẖat̤ā karnā, To commit a fault, to err, to blunder, to be wrong or at fault; to miss, to fail (of):—ḵẖat̤ā-wār, adj. Faulty; guilty:—ḵẖat̤ā honā or ho-jānā, v.n. An error to be committed (by, -se);—to fail, be
کهيتي खेती khetī
H کهيتي खेती khetī [S. क्षेत्र+इका], s.f. Husbandry, agriculture, tillage, farming;—corn-field; sown-land; a crop; produce;—adj. (S. क्षेत्रिकः) Arable:—khetī-bāṛī, or khetī-kiyārī, s.f. Husbandry, farming:—khetī-pār, s.m. Cultivator, husbandman, peasant:—khetī patārī, s.f. Agricultural labour:—khetī-jog, adj. Fit for cultivation, culturable, arable:—khetī karnā, To practise or engage in husbandry, to till (the ground):—khetī-har, s.m. Husbandman, cultivator, farmer, peasant:—agaitī khetī, Early crop:—pićhaitī khetī, s.f. Late crop; latter crop.
کهوتا खोता khotā
H کهوتا खोता khotā, s.m.=khoṅtā, q.v.
کهاتا खाता khātā
H کهاتا खाता khātā [prob. S. क्षत+कः, or i.q. khātā, 'eating'], s.m. Ledger or day-book (of a merchant or banker, &c.), account-book, waste-book; daily account, account-current:—khātā-bandī, s.f. An abstract of individual accounts:—khātā-bahī, s.f. The book framed from the day-book, containing the distinct accounts of individuals:—khātā ḍālnā, To open an account with:—khātā karnā (-ko), To enter or post (an account); to adjust (accounts):—khāte-bāqī, s.f. Balance of an account:—khāte paṛnā, v.n. To be entered in an account or in a ledger:—gāl-khātā, s.m. Irrecoverable balance.
کهاتا खाता khātā
H کهاتا खाता khātā [imperf. part. of khānā; and=Prk. खादंतओ, खाअंतओ; S. खादत्+अ+कः], part. adj. & s.m. (f. -ī), Eating; consuming;—expensive, costly;—who or what eats or consumes, &c.; eater;—the act of eating, &c.:—khātā-pītā, adj. 'Eating and drinking'; in easy circumstances, well-off, flourishing:—khāte-pīte lāteṅ ćalānā or mārnā, To be ungrateful in the midst of abundance; to quarrel with one's bread and butter.
