خدم ḵẖadam
A خدم ḵẖadam, s.m. pl. (of ḵẖādim), Servants, domestics, attendants, retinue.
خادم ḵẖādim fr. خدم 'to serve'
A خادم ḵẖādim (fr. خدم 'to serve'), s.m. A servant; a servant in charge of a mosque or shrine; one who has charge of a religious bequest or endowment:—ḵẖādimuʼt̤-t̤ulabā, s.m. A public teacher, a professor (of a college):—ḵẖādim-ě-dargāh, s.m. A servant who takes care of a mosque, or tomb, &c.
خرام ḵẖirām
P خرام ḵẖirām [rt. S. क्रम्], s.f. Pace, gait, walk, march; stately gait, graceful walk; strut:—ḵẖirām karnā, To pace, walk, march:—ḵẖush-ḵẖirām, adj. Walking elegantly, or with a stately gait.
