خرچ

ḵẖarć, vulg. ḵẖarać(for A. ḵẖarj, q.v.), s.m. Outgoings, disbursements, outlay, expenditure, expenses; means of meeting expenses, resources;—price, cost, charge; debit, the debit side (of an account);—ḵẖarćuṭhānā(-kā), To take upon oneself or be responsible for the expense, cost, or charge (of); to bear the expense, etc. (of); to act as a disbursing officer;—to spend, etc. (=ḵẖarćkarnā):—ḵẖarć-iḵẖrājāt, s.m. Disbursements, expenditure:—ḵẖarć-ě-bālā`ī, s.m. Additional or extra expenses, contingent expenses, etc.:—ḵẖarć-bar-dār, s.m. 'The bearer of the expenses,' a servant whose office it is to supply the requirements of a household:—ḵẖarć-pāt, s.m. Expenses for betel-leaf, etc.:—ḵẖarćpaṛnā, v.n. To be expended, etc. (=ḵẖarćhonā):—ḵẖarć-ě-ḵẖāna-dārī, s.m. Expenses of house-keeping; household expenses:—ḵẖarć-ě-ḵẖairāt, s.m. Charge or allowance for charitable gifts or endowments:—ḵẖarć-ě-ḵẖaima, s.m. Tentage:—ḵẖarć-ě-rozmarra, s.m. Daily or current expenditure:—ḵẖarćkarnā, v.t. To disburse, expend, spend:—ḵẖarć-ě-mutafarriqāt, s.m. Miscellaneous expenses or charges; contingencies:—ḵẖarć-ě-mulk, s.m. Imperial expenditure:—ḵẖarć-meṅlikhnā, v.t. To enter in the column of disbursements; to enter as cost; to charge (to), to debit:—ḵẖaṛćhonā, v.n. To be expended, be spent; to be consumed, be exhausted.