(p. 71) amāniśā the night of the new moon. 6)

(p. 114) ānumānika inferential; probable; (loos.) approximate. 33)

(p. 122) āmāni the water in which cooked rice has been soaked overnight. 9)

(p. 123) āramāni an Armenian; the language of Armenia; Armenian. a. Armenian. 40)

(p. 226) kāmāni wage. 26)

(p. 232) kālōmānika (attributed endearingly or sarcastically to a very dark-skinned person) a black jewel; Lord Krishna. 34)

(p. 416) jhimāni, jhimuni dozing; a doze; slackening, abatement, flagging; inaction; lethargy. 26)

(p. 619) parāmānika a barber (by caste or trade). 23)

(p. 790) baimānika aeronautical. n. an airman, an aeronaut, an aviator.

(p. 852) mānika ruby; a jewel; (fig.) a precious object, an object of joy or hope. ̃জোড় n. a variety of egrets usually moving in pairs; (fig.-often dero.) a pair of inseparable friends or associates. 123)

(p. 890) yamānikā, yamānī caraway, carum, ptychotis. 6)

(p. 1007) sāmmānika honorary; (of a university study course) of or belonging to or relating to Honours degree. 26)