(p. 187) aiśbarya wealth, riches; splendour; magnificence; glory; Godhead; godhead; divinity; supremacy; overlordship, majesty; supernatural power obtained through asceticism; divine grace; unction. ̃গর্ব, ̃মদ n. purse-pride; insolence from wealth. ̃গর্বিত, ̃মত্ত, ̃মদোন্মত্ত a. purse-proud; insolent from wealth, arrogant through wealth. fem. ̃গর্বিতা, ̃মত্তা, ̃মদোন্মত্তা । ̃বান, ̃মণ্ডিত, ̃শালী a. wealthy, opulent, affluent, rich; full of glory, glorious; majestic; possessed of supernatural power obtained through asceticism; bestowed with divine grace. fem. ̃বতী, ̃মণ্ডিতা, ̃শালিনী । 25)

(p. 187) aindrilā wife of demon Vritra. 21)

(p. 187) aikamatya agreement in opinion; concord; unanimity; consensus. 5)

(p. 187) ai1 the ninth vowel of the Bengali alphabet. 2)

(p. 187) aikatāna concert; a common chord. 3)

(p. 187) aiśa, aiśika, aiśbara, aiśbarika pertaining to or done by God; divine; heavenly. fem. ঐশী । 24)

(p. 187) aitihāsika historical, historic; versed in history. n. historian. ̃তা n. historicity. 16)

(p. 187) aikāra the symbol 'ৈ affixed to a consonant whilst adding ঐ--sound to it. ঐকারাদি a. (of words) beginning with ঐ or ঐ--sound. ঐকারান্ত a. (of words) ending in ঐ or ঐ-sound. 8)

(p. 187) aikika niẏama (arith.) the unitary method. 10)

(p. 187) aikāhika ephemeral; (of fever) tertian. 9)

(p. 187) aindriẏa, aindriẏaka of sense organs; directly perceptible by senses; perceptible; sensuous; sensual. 20)

(p. 187) aitihya a tale or belief or custom or practice transmitted orally or handed down from generation to generation, tradition; cultural heritage; hereditary culture. ̃গত, ঐতিহ্যিক a. traditional. ঐতিহ্যাগত a. handed down by tradition. 17)

(p. 187) aikabākya similarity in utterance or statement; concurrence; one voice, unanimity. 4)

(p. 187) aiṣṭika relating to oblation or sacrifice, ceremonial. 26)

(p. 187) aitarēẏa a branch of the Rig Veda. 15)