(p. 890) yājikā a priestess, a clergywoman. 21)

(p. 889) yadu (myth.) a king of ancient India. ̃কুলপতি, ̃নাথ, ̃পতি n. the chief of the Yadavas (যাদব). ̃বংশ n. Yadava (যাদব) clan founded by King Yadu (যদু). ̃মধু n. pl. (also sing.) (dero.) men in the street, Tom Dick or Harry. 3)

(p. 890) yāpana spending or passing (time). যাপন করা v. to spend, to pass. 34)

(p. 895) yūthikā, yūthī a kind of jasmine. 5)

(p. 894) yubasammēlana a youth conference. 15)

(p. 889) yabōdara a lineal measure (1/8 inch). 21)

(p. 887) yakṣiṇī of যক্ষ । 7)

(p. 887) yajamāna one on whose behalf a priest worships, a sheep of a priest. 11)

(p. 890) yāna a vehicle, a conveyance, a carriage (অশ্বযান); a way, a route (পিতৃযান); a way of worship (হীনযান). ̃বাহন n. transport, conveyance. ̃শালা n. garage. 31)

(p. 895) yēkhāna which place; whichever place. ̃কার a. of which particular place; of a particular place. যেখানে adv. & con. where; wherever. যেখানে-সেখানে adv. anywhere and everywhere; everywhere; all over the shop. 10)

(p. 890) yamaka twin-born, twin; (bot.) connate. n. a twin, twins; a connate leaf; (rhet.) analogue, pun. 3)

(p. 896) yōgārūḍh় absorbed in or successful in yogic meditation. 8)

(p. 896) yōdha a battle, a fight, a war; a warrior, a soldier, a fighter. 25)

(p. 890) yugapat simultaneous. adv. simultaneously.

(p. 887) y the twenty-sixth consonant of the Bengali alphabet. 2)