(p. 56) abahēlē (poet.) without effort or strain; with ease, easily. 52)

(p. 90) asṭrēlēśīẏa Australasian. n. an Australasian; any of the languages of Australasia. 35)

(p. 183) ēlēbēlē loose and unconnected; (fig.) incoherent; insignificant. 108)

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

(p. 253) kēlē (vul.) dark-skinned; dark-complexioned. black; blackened. কেলে কার্তিক see কার্তিক । কেলে ভূত see ভূত । কেলে হাঁড়ি see হাঁড়ি । 46)

(p. 253) kēlēṅkāri a scandal; infamy; disgrace, disrepute; a scandalous affair or act. ̃জনক a. scandalous; disgraceful; infamous. 47)

(p. 382) chēlē a boy; a lad; a male child; a son; (vul.) a person (মেয়েছেলে). ̃খেলা n. a boy's or child's play; a very easy task; act of trifling with; dalliance. ছেলেখেলা করা v. to trifle with, to play with. ̃ছোকরা n. pl. young men or chaps or fellows; lads. ̃ধরা n. a child-lifter, a kidnapper of children. ̃পিলে, ̃পুলে n. pl. children, kiddies; one's sons and daughters collectively (not necessarily minor ones). ̃বেলা n. childhood; infancy. ছেলেভুলানো খেলনা n. the child's toys. ছেলেভুলানো গান n. lullaby. ছেলেভুলানো ছড়া n. nursery rhyme. ̃মানুষ a. tenderaged; inexperienced; childish; young and inexperienced (cp. a greenhorn). ̃মানুষি, ̃মি n. frivolity; silliness; immaturity; childishness. ছেলেমেয়ে boys and girls; children; sons and daughters. 25)

(p. 407) jēlē, jēliẏā a fisherman, a fisher (by caste or trade). fem. ̃নি a. fish-wife, a fish-woman. ̃ডিঙি n. a longish open fishing boat. ̃পাড়া n. fishermen's quarters or colony or parts in a village or town. 5)

(p. 469) tēlēgu a South Indian language. a. of Andhra, Telengana and Rayalaseema. 2)

(p. 469) tēlēṅgā of Andhra and Telengana. n. an Indian sepoy in the employ of the East India Company in the early days of its activity. 3)

(p. 469) tēlēnā a set of nonsensical words or phrases uttered prefatorily before singing a classical song. তেলেনা ভাঁজা v. to utter the aforesaid words; (fig.) to indulge in a long irrelevant discourse before coming to the actual subject-matter. 4)

(p. 469) tēlēbhājā any snack or other food fried in oil. a. fried in oil; (fig.) as dark brown as a snack fried in oil, sunburnt. 5)

(p. 789) bēlē sandy. n. a kind of fish that likes to lie amidst sand. ̃পাথর n. sandstone. 13)

(p. 789) bēlēllā wayward; boisterous; shameless, brazen-faced; lascivious, dissolute; rowdy. ̃গিরি, ̃পনা n. waywardness; boisterousness; lasciviousness; rowdyism. 14)

(p. 974) sat chēlē a step-son. সত্-বোন n. fem. a step-sister; a half-sister. সত্-ভাই n. a step-brother; a half-brother. সত্-মা n. a step-mother. সত্-মেয়ে n. a step-daughter. সত্-শাশুড়ি n. a step-mother-in-law. 14)

(p. 1025) sēkēlē of ancient times; of the past; ancient; old; antiquated; old-fashioned; out of date; backdated. সেকেলে লোক বা বস্তু a back number. 8)

(p. 1060) hēlēñcā a kind of water-cress, Hingtsha repens. 81)

(p. 1060) hēlē1 one who ploughs; used in ploughing (হেলে বলদ). n. a ploughman; a bullock for the plough. 79)

(p. 1060) hēlē2 a species of small non-venomous snake. 80)