(p. 20) adhirāja an emperor; a suzerain, an overlord, a sovereign prince. 37)

(p. 20) adhirājñī an empress; a sovereign queen. 38)

(p. 20) adhirājya a dominion of an empire. 39)

(p. 46) aparājita undefeated, unbeaten, unconquered. অপরাজিতা a. fem. of অপরাজিত । n. a creeper of the clitoria genus or its flower; (pros.) a Sanskrit metre; an appellation of Goddess Durga (দুর্গা). 8)

(p. 46) aparājēẏa unconquerable; unbeatable; invincible; unparalleled, matchless (অপরাজেয় কথাশিল্পী ।) 9)

(p. 72) amlarāja aqua regia.

(p. 73) arājaka anarchical; divested of law and order, lawless; disorderly. ̃তা n. absence of government in a society; anarchy; lawlessness and disorder; political or social disorder; turmoil. 51)

(p. 107) ādhirājya imperiality; overlordship; suzerainty. 103)

(p. 136) iṃrēja, iṃrāja an Englishman; the English. ইংরেজ জাতি n. the English. ̃প্রীতি n. excessive admiration of English customs and ways, Anglophilia, Anglomania. ইংরেজ-ভীতি n. Anglophobia. ইংরেজিয়ানা n. Anglomania; Anglicism; Englishness. ইংরেজি, ইংরাজি n. the English language, English. a. English. 8)

(p. 141) īśbarājñā, īśbarādēśa God's commandment, a divine commandment. 18)

(p. 165) uparāja a viceroy. 25)

(p. 183) ēsarāja, ēsarāra the esraj, a kind of stringed musical instrument having four principal strings and played with a bow. 117)

(p. 202) kabirāja a physician who follows the Ayurvedic (আয়ুর্বেদীয়) system of treatment; (euphem.) a prince among poets. কবিরাজি n. the Ayurvedic system of treatment; the profession of an Ayurvedic physician. a. pertaining to an Ayurvedic physician or according to Ayurvedic system of treatment, Ayurvedic. 17)

(p. 271) khagapati, khagarāja, khagēndra, khagēśbara the king of birds; (myth.) different appellations of Garuda (গরুড়). 10)

(p. 285) khērāja rent, revenue, tax. (তু. নাখেরাজ, লাখেরাজ rent-free). খেরাজি a. taxable; rent-bearing. 39)

(p. 296) gararāji unwilling, reluctant, loth, not consenting. গররাজি হওয়া v. to express one's reluctance or unwillingness; not to agree. 82)

(p. 390) jarājīrṇa worn-out, dilapidated and decayed through age. 50)

(p. 407) jōrājuri, jōrājōri display or use of force, violence; insistence. 29)

(p. 449) tarāju balance, a pair of scales. 60)

(p. 485) darāja spacious, roomy (দরাজ জায়গা); generous, liberal (দরাজ হাত, দরাজ দিল, দরাজ লোক); unrestrained or unsubdued (দরাজ গলা, দরাজ মুখ). দরাজ গলা loud or full-throated voice. দরাজ মুখ outspoken utterance; outspokenness. 40)

(p. 492) dāgarāji repair works (of a building etc.) 16)

(p. 517) dērāja a drawer (as of a cabinet or a desk). 20)

(p. 522) dbairājya a diarchy. 79)

(p. 550) nagādhipa, nagādhirāja, nagēndra the lord or king of mountains; appellations of the Himalayas. 21)

(p. 550) naṭarāja the best dancer; Shiva (শিব) esp. in a dancing state. 39)