(p. 90) asēbya, asēbanīẏa (of medicine etc.) not to be taken. 26)

(p. 115) āpasē2, āpsē of one's own, spontaneously. 43)

(p. 126) ālasē1 a parapet around the roof of a building. 46)

(p. 126) ālasē2 idle, lazy, slothful, sluggish, indolent. আলসেমি n. idleness, sloth; procrastination. 47)

(p. 133) āsēcana watering or wetting thoroughly. 13)

(p. 133) āsēdha (personal) restraint; restriction; an injunction; limitation (কালাসেধ). আসেধক n. a bailiff. আসেধাজ্ঞা n. an injunction. 14)

(p. 150) utsēka, utsēcana act of besprinkling with water; incitation, incitement, excitation, excitement.উত্সেচন করা v. to besprinkle with water; to incite, to excite. উত্সেচনক্রিয়া n. fermentation. 40)

(p. 150) utsēcaka enzyme. 41)

(p. 150) utsēdha altitude, height. 42)

(p. 167) upasēka act of alleviating or abating by sprinkling with water. 21)

(p. 167) upasēcana act of sprinkling water upon; act of wetting. 22)

(p. 167) upasēbaka in the practice of enjoying or worshipping; having attachment (to); addicted (to); given to adultery, adulterous. n. an enjoyer; a worshipper; one who has attachment (to); an addict; an adulterer. 23)

(p. 167) upasēbana act of enjoying, enjoyment; worship; attachment; addiction. 24)

(p. 167) upasēbā enjoying, enjoyment; attachment; worshipping; worship; addiction; occupation of a servant or employee, service. 25)

(p. 167) upasēbita enjoyed; worshipped; treated with attachment, fawned upon; taken or tasted as an addiction; (of a wife) enjoyed by a man other than one's husband; served. 26)

(p. 167) upasēbī in the practice of enjoying or worshipping; having attachment (to); addicted (to); given to adultery, adulterous; serving, in the service (of); attending upon. 27)

(p. 183) ēsē yāōẏā to matter (much or little). 119)

(p. 183) ēsēnsa essence. 118)

(p. 194) kaṭāsē slightly brownish or tawny. 23)

(p. 234) kisē, kīsē (in Eng. adv.) from what; what for, why; by what or which; in which way or manner, how; by what or which means; in what or which. কীসে আর কীসে what a comparison to draw or make; comparing things opposed in character. 57)

(p. 234) kisēra, kīsēra (genit.) of or for what or which; in what respect (implying; in no respect or at all) (কীসের গরিব সে ?); causeless, useless, pointless (কীসের দুঃখ, কীসের দৈন্য) 58)

(p. 274) khasakhasē not smooth, rough (to the touch). 50)

(p. 321) gōsēbā feeding and care of a cow or cows. 110)

(p. 423) ṭēm̐sā, ṭēm̐sē yāōẏā (sl.) to die. 68)

(p. 497) dāsēẏa born of a slave-girl (usu. by her master). n. a son of a slave-girl and (usu.) her master. 10)