(p. 98) ākaja, ākhaja grudge, malice, animosity, spite. 12)

(p. 194) kaphaja phlegmatic; catarrhal; mucous. 159)

(p. 700) phajara (Mus.) the dawn; early morning. 11)

(p. 701) phajalāmi, phājalāmō extreme talkativeness; sauciness, pertness; flippancy; waggery. 75)

(p. 700) phajali the largest species or variety of mango (grown in Malda). 12)

(p. 802) bhajakaṭa a hitch; a trouble; a difficulty; a predicament. 29)

(p. 802) bhajana glorification of a deity (esp. in devotional songs); worship, adoration; serving (রাজাকে ভজন); (mus.) a kind of devotional song, a devotional hymn. ̃পূজন n. prayer and worship. ̃ভাজন n. (fig.) act of persuading by flattery, coaxing and cajoling. ভজনা n. worship, adoration; serving; flattery, adulation. ভজনা করা v. to worship, to adore; to serve; to flatter, to adulate. ভজনালয় n. a house of worship; a shrine; a temple, a synagogue, a church, a mosque. 30)

(p. 999) sahaja inborn, innate, instinctive; natural, inherent; easy, not difficult or strenuous, simple; easily understood, plain; not crooked or tough, simple, plain (সহজ লোক). ̃গম্য a. easily accessible; (fig.) easy to understand. ̃পাচ্য a. easily digestible; easy to digest. ̃প্রবৃত্তি n. an instinct. ̃বুদ্ধি n. common sense; mother wit; (erron.) an instinct. ̃বোধ্য a. easily understood or comprehensible or intelligible. ̃লভ্য a. easily available or obtainable. ̃সাধন n. a form of worship in which a devotee acts according to the dictates of his or her instincts. সহজিয়া n. same as ̃সাধন, and—a Vaishnava or Buddhist community practising ̃সাধন । সহজে a. without difficulty, easily. 3)

(p. 1044) haja Mohammedan pilgrimage to Mecca and Medina, hadj, hajj. হজ করা v. to go on hadj. 14)

(p. 1044) hajama digestion; (iron.) misappropriation or appropriation to oneself by cunning (চাঁদার টাকা হজম); (idiom.) act of enduring tamely, pocketing, swallowing (অপমান হজম). হজম করা v. to digest; (iron.) to misappropriate or to appropriate to oneself by cunning; (idiom.) to endure tamely, to take something lying down. হজমি a. digestive (হজমি গুলি = digestive pill). 15)

(p. 1044) hajayātrī a Muslim pilgrim to Mecca and Medina. 16)

(p. 1044) hajarata (Mus.) a lord, a master, a venerable or honourable person. হজরত মোহম্মদ the Prophet, the founder of Islam. 17)