a. [khe aṭati, aṭ ac; khiṭ-ac vā] Having a weapon, armed. ṭaḥ 1 A village, small town or hamlet.

2 Phlegm.

3 The club of Bala- rāma.

4 A horse. ṭaḥ, ṭaṃ 1 Hunt- ing, chase.

2 A shield. ṭaṃ 1 Grass.

2 Hide, skin. (N. B. At the end of comp. kheṭa expresses ‘de- fectiveness’ or ‘deterioration’, & may be rendered by ‘miserable’, ‘low’, ‘vile’, ‘wretched’ &c.; nagarakheṭaṃ a miserable town.)

See under kha.

m. a village, residence of peasants and farmers, small town (half a Pura pura Hcat.;) MBh. iii, 13220; Jain.; BhP.; VP.: the phlegmatic or watery humor of the body, phlegm Car. iv, 4 Page340,3 62023 m. snot, glanders L. 340,3 62024 m. a horse L. 340,3 62025 m. the club of Balara1ma balarāma L. 340,3 62026

See 3. kh/a, p. 334, col. 3. 041064 340,3 62040