(p. 9) añjana an eye-salve; collyrium; antimony; lamp-black; a sty. 118)

(p. 9) añjanikā, añjani inflamed swelling on the edge of the eyelid, a sty. 119)

(p. 9) añjali palms of hands folded or cupped together; a present given (esp. to deities) with cupped palms; act of worshipping or serving ('দেবগণ যারে করেন অঞ্জলি'); the amount that may be held in cupped palms, a handful. অঞ্জলি দেওয়া v. to offer a present to a deity with folded palms. ̃পুট n. palms of hands cupped together. ̃বদ্ধ a. having palms of hands folded or cupped togehter. ̃বন্ধ n. act of folding or cupping the palms of hands. 120)

(p. 36) anurañjaka pleasing; delightful; one who dyes or applies colour; one who gives delight or pleasure. 4)

(p. 36) anurañjana giving satisfaction, delight or pleasure (প্রজানুরঞ্জন); dyeing or colouring (usu. in one colour). 5)

(p. 41) apañjarī an invertebrate. 62)

(p. 63) abhyaṅga, abhyañjana rubbing the body with oil or any oily substance, unction; applying collyrium to the eyelashes. অভ্যঙ্গস্নান n. bathing after having one's body rubbed with oil or any oily substance.

(p. 87) asamañjasa asymmetrical; disproportionate, dissimilar, varying; irrelevant; unjust, undue; unbefitting, unbecoming. 5)

(p. 89) asāmañjasya lack of proportion or symmetry, disproportionateness, asymmetry; incongruity; irrelevance, incoherence; unlikeness, difference, disagreement; lack of compromise. 14)

(p. 126) āsañjana adhesion. 141)

(p. 204) karañja, karañjaka, karañjā a variety of sour fruit (it becomes crimson when ripe). 28)

(p. 271) khañja lame. খঞ্জ হওয়া v. to be lame, to become lame. ̃তা, ̃ত্ব n. lameness. 20)

(p. 271) khañjana the wagtail. খঞ্জন-গঞ্জন a. putting the wagtail to shame in restlessness (খঞ্জন-গঞ্জন আঁখি). 21)

(p. 271) khañjanā of খঞ্জন । 22)

(p. 271) khañjani the tambourine. 23)

(p. 271) khañjanikā of খঞ্জন । 24)

(p. 271) khañjara a kind of short dagger or scimitar, a han(d)jar. 25)

(p. 293) gañja a granary, a store; a central market (esp. which is a centre for import and export); a stock exchange, (cp.) Rialto; a large market-place, a large grain market. 8)

(p. 293) gañjana act of scolding or childing or upbraiding; act of insulting; act of putting to shame or reproaching (by displaying superior excellence). a. one who or that which scolds or insults; one who or that which puts to shame or reproaches ('খঞ্জনগঞ্জন আঁখি'). গঞ্জনা n. scolding, chiding, upbraiding; insult; putting to shame; reproach. গঞ্জনা দেওয়া । v. to scold, to chide; to upbraid; to insult; to reproach; to put to shame. 9)

(p. 580) nirañjana stainless, clean, pure, immaculate. n. God; Shiva (শিব); Dharma (ধর্ম), a popular deity of Bengal; the ceremonial immersion of an idol. 10)

(p. 601) pañjara the ribs; the thor; the skeletal frame of the chest; a flank; a cage. পঞ্জরাস্হি n. a rib-bone, a rib. 61)

(p. 638) pātañjala of or compiled by Patanjali, the Philosopher of ancient India. ̃দর্শন n. the yoga (যোগ) system of philosophy. 30)

(p. 654) purañjana the soul, life. 30)

(p. 684) prabhañjana a storm; a violent gust of wind; wind. 32)

(p. 794) byañjaka expressing, signifying, indicative (of); suggesting, implying. 23)