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

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

(p. 187) aihalaukika, aihika of this world or life; temporal; worldly (ঐহিক সুখ).

(p. 187) aindrajālika of or like or wrought by magic, magical; skilled in magic. n. a magician, a conjuror, a juggler. 19)

(p. 187) aikṣaba of or produced from sugarcane. 12)

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

(p. 187) airūpa like that. n. one like that. 23)

(p. 187) aikāgrya same as একাগ্রতা (see একাগ্র). 6)

(p. 187) aikāntika profound, intense; earnest (ঐকান্তিক চেষ্টা); absorbedly employed, single-minded. fem. ঐকান্তিকী । ঐকান্তিকতা n. profundity, intensity; earnestness; sincerity; absorbing employment; single-mindedness. ঐকান্তিকে adv. in private. 7)

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

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

(p. 187) aindra of or relating to Indra (ইন্দ্র) the king of gods. 18)

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

(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) 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)