(p. 178) ēkatba oneness, sameness, identity; (rare) unity. 18)

(p. 183) ēẏō, ēẏō-strī a woman whose husband is alive. এয়োতি n. a woman whose husband is alive; a mark or marks borne on the person of a woman to indicate that her husband is alive. a. fem. having one's husband alive. 95)

(p. 178) ēkatā unity, union; sameness, oneness, identity. একতাই বল unity is strength. 17)

(p. 182) ēkānna2, ēkānnabartī, ēkānnabhukta living and messing jointly; living in a joint family. একান্নবর্তী পরিবার a joint family. 27)

(p. 182) ēkābalī a one-stringed necklace; (pros.) a variety of Bengali metrical foot. 29)

(p. 182) ēkāttara seventy-one. 12)

(p. 178) ēn̐ḍ়ē2 (of infants) constitutional indigestion or dyspepsia or rickets. এঁড়ে লাগা v. to suffer from constitutional indigestion or dyspepsia or from rickets. 13)

(p. 183) ēsṭēṭa estate, landed property. 120)

(p. 183) ēlēma knowledge; learning; training; cleverness; craft; efficiency. ̃বাজ a. learned; clever; crafty; efficient. 109)

(p. 183) ēyābat, ēyābatkāla till now. hitherto. 94)

(p. 182) ēkādhikāra monopoly; exclusive rights. 21)

(p. 182) ēkātma having one and the same soul; inseparably united, closely inti nate. 13)

(p. 183) ē yātrā this time. 93)

(p. 178) ē1 the eighth vowel of the Bengali alphabet. 2)

(p. 183) ēkēśbara only one God; the sole master. ̃বাদ n. (theol.) monotheism. ̃বাদী a. monotheistic. n. a monotheist. 20)