(p. 472) tyajana act of giving up; abandonment; act of forsaking; relinquishment; act of casting out; act of leaving. 26)

(p. 472) tyajyamāna that which or one who is being given up or abandoned or forsaken or cast out. 27)

(p. 619) parityāga, parityajana act of giving up or leaving off; abandonment; desertion; relinquishment; quittance; renouncement, renunciation; omission. পরিত্যাগ করা v. to give up; to leave off; to abandon; to desert; to relinquish, to quit; to renounce; to leave out, to omit. 90)

(p. 794) byajana fanning; a fan. ব্যজন করা v. to fan. ব্যজনী n. a fan. 22)

(p. 887) yajana worshipping, worship; act of offering in sacrifice, sacrifice. ̃যাজন n. act of worshipping on behalf of one's own self as well as on behalf of others, priestcraft. 10)

(p. 887) yajamāna one on whose behalf a priest worships, a sheep of a priest. 11)

(p. 887) yajña a Vedic sacrifice; a religious sacrifice, an oblation, a sacrifice; a burntoffering; (fig.) a great and pompous affair or ceremony. ̃কর্ম n. sacrificial rite. ̃কুণ্ড n. a pit in which the sacrificial fire is made. ̃ডুমুর n. a variety of large figs. ̃ধূম n. the smoke of sacrificial fire. ̃পশু n. a sacrificial beast, a victim. ̃পাত্র, ̃স্হালী n. a sacrificial vessel. ̃বেদি n. a sacrificial altar, an altar. ̃ভূমি, ̃শালা, ̃স্হল, ̃স্হান n. a place of sacrifice. ̃সূত্র same as উপবীত । যজ্ঞাগ্নি, যজ্ঞানল n. the sacrificial fire. যজ্ঞীয় a. sacrificial. যজ্ঞেশ্বর n. the lord of religious sacrifices; Vishnu (বিষ্ণু). যজ্ঞোপবীত same as উপবীত । 12)