(p. 48) apalakā extremely brittle or fragile. 4)

(p. 78) alakā the kingdom of Kuvera (কুবের) the god of riches. ̃ধিপ n. king of Alaka, Kuvera. 19)

(p. 78) alakātilaka, alakātilakā painting on one's face with sandal-paste. 20)

(p. 78) alakānandā a celestial river; an Indian river which is actually a part of the Ganges. 21)

(p. 78) alakāpurī the palace of Kuvera (কুবের) the god of riches. 22)

(p. 126) ālakāṭā barbed; grooved. 23)

(p. 126) ālakātarā tar, pitch, coal-tar. 24)

(p. 208) kalakā leafy decoration; decorative embroidery in the borders of a sari, shawl etc. ̃দার a. decorated with leafy designs; embroidered. ̃পাড়, ̃পেড়ে a. having an embroidered border. 42)

(p. 208) kalakārakhānā mills and workshops. 43)

(p. 351) calakānō to run out of a vessel owing to a push or jerk, to spill. 8)

(p. 457) tilakā an innate mark resembling a sesame blossom on the body ('অলকাতিলকা ভালে '). 104)

(p. 464) tulakālāma a terrible or tumultuous brawl; a great hubbub or commotion; rampage (cp. on the rampage). 23)

(p. 629) palakā brittle, fragile; frail; delicate; unsubstantial. 10)

(p. 921) lakāra a locker; safe-deposit vault of a bank etc for depositing customers' valuables. 8)

(p. 1047) halakā (obs.) a flock, a troop ('ষোড়শ হলকা হাতী'); (pop.) a sudden hot wave (আগুনের হলকা). 35)

(p. 1056) hālakā not heavy, light (হালকা ধাতু = light metal); of short weight; easily digested (হালকা খাবার = light meal); easy; mild; gently blowing (হালকা হাওয়া); unimportant, negligible, frivolous (হালকা ব্যাপার); airy (হালকা কথা); carefree (হালকা মন); light (in all the foregoing senses). হালকা করা v. to lighten; to reduce the amount of (কাজ হালকা করা); to disburden, to relieve (মন হালকা করা). হালকাভাবে গ্রহণ করা to take or treat lightly. 2)