(p. 126) ālēkuma (Mus.) a word forming a part of the return salute. 77)

(p. 183) ēkuna sum total. একুনে adv. in total; in all, altogether. 14)

(p. 183) ēkula-ōkula (both.) the house of the husband and the house of the father (of a married woman); (both) the mortal world of life and world or life after death; this world and the next; both the courses; both the alternatives. 15)

(p. 183) ēkuśa twenty-one. একুশে n. the twenty-first day of a month. a. (of days of a month) twenty-first. 16)

(p. 329) ghun̐ṭēkuḍ়āni, ghun̐ṭēkuḍ়uni (lit.) a woman engaged in collecting dungcakes; (fig.) a poor and humble woman. 104)

(p. 706) phēkō, phēkuẏā frothy spittle that comes out of the mouth whilst talking (usually caused by a long-continued fast or overmuch talking). 79)