(p. 890) yājñasēnī the daughter of King Yajnasena (যজ্ঞসেন); Draupadi (দ্রৌপদী) of the Mahabharata. 22)

(p. 889) yaba1 (obs.) when. 10)

(p. 894) yudhiṣṭhira capable of retaining mental calm during war. n. Yudhishthira, the eldest son of Pandu (পাণ্ডু). 10)

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

(p. 894) yuṭi a pair, a couple, a brace; one of a pair, a partner (টেনিসে লিয়েন্ডারের যুটি ভূপতি). 6)

(p. 894) yubasampradāẏa the community of young people, the youth collectively. 14)

(p. 896) yōjaka (geog.) an isthmus. a. joining, linking; uniting. 16)

(p. 896) yōgī a yogi; an ascetic; one who practises ardently (কর্মযোগী). যোগীন্দ্র, যোগীশ্বর n. the greatest yogi or the lord of yogis; Shiva (শিব). 12)

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

(p. 890) yiśu, jiśu Jesus (Christ). 50)

(p. 887) yat1 an Indian musical measure. 13)

(p. 887) yakṛtkōṣa hepatic cyst. 4)

(p. 889) yama1 restraint, continence; concentration of the mind in service of or in meditation on God.

(p. 890) yāẏa-yāẏa & adv. on the point of going; on the point of dying or collapsing (যায় যায় অবস্হা). 47)

(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)