(p. 136) itara (ori.) other, other than (বামেতর); (pop.) base or mean, caddish (ইতর লোক), inferior or lower in status (ইতর জীব), ordinary or common (ইতরজন), ungenerous or narrow (ইতর নজর), vulgar (ইতর ভাষা). ̃তা, ̃পনা n. baseness, meanness, caddishness; lack of generosity; narrowness, paltriness, pettiness; vulgarity, ignoble conduct. ইতরতা করা v. to behave basely or meanly or narrow-mindedly; to behave or speak vulgarly. ̃বিশেষ n. (little) difference. ইতরামো, ইতরামি same as ইতরতা । ইতরেতর a. mutual, reciprocal. 36)

(p. 136) ijāra shorts; short trousers. 25)

(p. 138) iniẏē-biniẏē (dero.) exaggerating to a great extent, in elaborate detail; with numberless humble entreaties. 15)

(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) inasapēkaṭara, inaspēkṭara an inspector. 10)

(p. 140) iṣudhi a quiver. 3)

(p. 138) indragōpa a species of insect of red velvety colour. 25)

(p. 138) indrāṇī the wife and consort of Indra (ইন্দ্র). 31)

(p. 138) idānī at present, nowadays; of late. ইদানীন্তন a. recent; present-day; of modern times. 8)

(p. 138) imana a mode of Indian classical music. 36)

(p. 138) irā the goddess of speech; power of speech personified; the earth; wine; water; food. 47)

(p. 136) in̐dura the rat; the mouse. 13)

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

(p. 136) ikēbānā the Japanese art of flower decoration, ikebana. 16)

(p. 138) ityākāra such. 4)