(p. 138) indārā a draw-well. 19)

(p. 138) intijāma good arrangement. ইন্তিজাম করা v. to arrange. 18)

(p. 136) itu the sun-god (esp. as worshipped by Hindu women in the month of Agrahayana (অগ্রহায়ণ). 42)

(p. 140) iṣṭāpūrta digging of wells or building of temples and similar works for public welfare, public works; sacrifice for public welfare. 10)

(p. 138) intājāra waiting for eagerly, eager expectation. 17)

(p. 138) ithāra ether. 6)

(p. 136) iunāni Greek; pertaining to conventional Muslim therapy. 4)

(p. 138) imāna religious faith; piety; fidelity; honesty; conscience; conscientiousness. ̃খোর a. faithless, treacherous, perfidious. ̃দার a. faithful (in religion); devout, pious; having fidelity; honest; conscientious. ̃দারি n. faithfulness (in religion); devoutness, piety; fidelity; honesty; conscientiousness. 37)

(p. 138) iśārā beckoning; gesture. ইশারা করা v. to beckon; to gesticulate; to make a sign.

(p. 136) it (gr.) a letter used to indicate some inflections but not actually pronounced when any of the said inflections is added to a word; omission. 34)

(p. 140) iṣṭāniṣṭa benefit and harm, weal and woe. 8)

(p. 138) iẏāra (usu. dero.) a friend, a companion; a witty or pert person. ইয়ারকি n. waggery. ইয়ারকি করা, ইয়ারকি দেওয়া, ইয়ারকি মারা v. to practise waggery (upon), to wag; to crack or make a joke. ̃বকসি, ̃বন্ধু n. (collec.) friends and companions and associates. 43)

(p. 138) iẏē indicating: failure to remember something, what-do-you-call-it. 45)

(p. 138) inasāpha justice; equity; correct or right decision. 11)

(p. 136) iñci an inch; 2.54 cm. 28)