كھنكھہ

खंख khaṅkh, adj. & s.m. (dialec.; cf. khaṅkhaṛ), Old, decrepit, worn out; dry, withered; weak, feeble; poor, penniless, wretched, miserable; mean, sordid, miserly;—savage, morose, crabbed, cross-grained;—fiery; vicious (a horse);—a decrepit old man; a poor wretch;—poor soil, land that requires to be left fallow for a year or two.