(p. 79) alaẏa without decay or destruction; eternal; existing for ever. 11)

(p. 206) karkaṭīẏa śāntabalaẏa the Calms of Cancer. 25)

(p. 234) kiśalaẏa a green and tender leaf of a tree; a young shoot with such leaves. 52)

(p. 243) kubalaẏa the blue lotus. 7)

(p. 497) digbalaẏa the horizon. 27)

(p. 688) pralaẏa, pralaẏakānḍa universal dissolution or annihilation; a complete or very extensive destruction or holocaust; (fig.) a terrible disturbance or affray. প্রলয়কাল n. the time of universal dissolution or annihilation. প্রলয়ংকর a. causing universal dissolution; causing a complete or very extensive destruction; (fig.) terribly disturbing. প্রলয়নাচন, প্রলয়নৃত্য n. the cataclysmal dance of Lord Siva as described in the Puranas. প্রলয়পয়োধি n. the ocean of universal cataclysm or deluge. প্রলয়লীলা n. same as প্রলয়কান্ড । 7)

(p. 721) balaẏa an ornament for the wrist, a bangle, a bracelet; an annulus, a circular region, a sphere; an orb or orbit; a belt (শান্তবলয়). ̃গ্রাস n. (astr.) an annular eclipse. বলয়াকার, বলয়াঙ্কিত a. ringshaped, circular, annular. বলয়িত a. encircled, enclosed, surrounded (সাগরবলয়িত = sea girt); having a ring; ringshaped, circular, annular. বলয়ী a. (bot.-of roots etc.) annulated. 136)

(p. 844) malaẏa a mountain range in South India, the Western Ghats (also মলয়গিরি, মলয়াচল); the ancient name of Malabar or of the Malay Peninsula; the south wind or vernal breeze; (cp.) zephyr (also মলয়পবন, মলয়বায়ু, মলয়মারুত, মলয়সমীর, মলয়সমীরণ, মলয়ানিল). ̃জ a. grown on the Malaya (মলয়) mountains. n. sandal-wood, sandal; the south wind; the vernal breeze. মলয়জশীতল a. cooled by the south wind. 16)

(p. 963) saṅkalaẏitā a collector; a compiler; an adder. fem. সংকলয়িত্রী । 17)

(p. 985) samalaẏa (phys.) synchronous. n. (phys.). synchronism. সমলয় করা v. (phys.) to synchronize. 28)