(p. 38) antarā (mus.) the intermediary part between the refrain and the final development of the music of a song. 60)

(p. 38) antarātmā (phil.) the invisible immortal and guiding soul that every individual possesses, the indwelling spirit; the depth of one's heart. 61)

(p. 38) antarāla a place screened from the view; a hiding; concealment; distance; a point beyond the range of (দৃষ্টির অন্তরালে) ̃বর্তী a. stationed or lying or living behind the screen or in a hiding; hidden from the view. fem. ̃বর্তিনী । 64)

(p. 38) antarāẏa an obstacle, a barrier, a bar, a hindrance, an impediment. 62)

(p. 38) antarāẏaṇa internment. অন্তরায়িত a. interned. 63)

(p. 38) antarina, antarāẏita an internee. a. interned. 66)

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

(p. 150) utarāi a descent of a mountain or hill, a slope, a mountain-side, a hill-side. 21)

(p. 150) utarānō to come down, to descend; to reach, to arrive at; to become successful, to shape, to pass a test (পরীক্ষায় উতরানো, রান্না উতরানো); to pass through or spend or pass (দিন উতরানো); to traverse (পথ বা নদী উতরানো). 22)

(p. 150) uttarādhikāra right of succession, inheritance. ̃পত্র n. a succession certificate. ̃সূত্রে adv. by way of inheritance, as a hereditary right. উত্তরাধিকারী n. a successor, an heir, an inheritor. fem. উত্তরাধিকারিণী । 52)

(p. 150) uttarāpatha the part of India lying between the Himalayas and the Vindhyas; Northern India, Upper India. 53)

(p. 150) uttarāśā1 the north. 55)

(p. 150) uttarāśā2 hope of receiving a reply or response. 56)

(p. 150) uttarāsya facing the north. 58)

(p. 150) uttarāẏaṇa (astr. & geog.) the summer solstice. উত্তরায়ণান্তবৃত্ত n. the Tropic of Cancer. 54)

(p. 220) kātarāni groaning or moaning; groan or moan; fidgeting; fidget. 50)

(p. 220) kātarānō to groan; to moan; to fidget. 51)

(p. 257) kōtarā a loose or thin treacle or molasses of blackish colour and slightly bitter taste. 7)

(p. 271) khatarā fright, fear; danger; difficulty; a hitch. 58)

(p. 348) cabutara, cabutarā a courtyard; a portico, a vestibule. 6)

(p. 449) tarāi a belt of marshy region full of jungles at the foot of a hill (esp. at the foot of the Himalayas). 59)

(p. 449) tarāju balance, a pair of scales. 60)

(p. 449) tarānō to take across; to rescue. 61)

(p. 449) tarāsa (coll.) fear, fright, alarm. তরাসে a. easily frightened. 62)

(p. 449) -tarā1 of -তর1 57)