(p. 138) illata filthiness, dirtiness; meanness, baseness. ইল্লত যায় না ধুলে the leopard cannot change its spots. 58)

(p. 138) ilā the earth; the cow; speech (esp. when personified); wine; water. 53)

(p. 138) irābāna the sea. 51)

(p. 138) iniẏē-biniẏē (dero.) exaggerating to a great extent, in elaborate detail; with numberless humble entreaties. 15)

(p. 138) iśakāpana (of playing-cards) spades. 59)

(p. 138) indriẏa a sense-organ. ̃গম্য, ̃গোচর, ̃গ্রাহ্য a. perceptible by the senses. ̃গম্যতা, ̃গোচরতা, ̃গ্রাহ্যতা n. state of being within sense perception. ̃গ্রাম n. pl. sense-organs collectively. ̃জয়, ̃দমন n. self-control or self-restraint of sensual appetites; continence. ̃জয়ী a. continent. ̃তৃপ্তি n. gratification of the senses. ̃দোষ n. licentiousness, lewdness; libidinousness. ̃নিচয় same as ইন্দ্রিয়গ্রাম । ̃নিগ্রহ n. austere self-restraint, repression of sensual appetites. ̃পরতন্ত্র, ̃পরবশ, ̃পরায়ণ a. given to indulgence of sensual appetites; voluptuous, lewd, concupiscent. ̃বৃত্তি n. the function or power of sense-organs. ̃লালসা n. sensual desires, concupiscence. ̃সংযম same as ̃জয় । ̃সুখ n. sensual pleasures. ̃সেবী same as ̃পরতন্ত্র । ইন্দ্রিয়াতীত a. beyond sense perception; that cannot be perceived by the sense organs. 33)

(p. 140) istāhāra a circular, a notice; a communique; a pamphlet; a handbill. 22)

(p. 138) indragāra a draw-well. 30)

(p. 136) iṭā a small scaleless riverfish. 32)

(p. 138) ida, īda one of the chief Muslim festivals, Id. ইদগা, ঈদগা n. the place or building where Muslims assemble to say prayer, esp. on the occasion of Id. 7)

(p. 136) itḥpūrbē hereinbefore, heretofore, before this, ere now. 35)

(p. 138) iśārā beckoning; gesture. ইশারা করা v. to beckon; to gesticulate; to make a sign.

(p. 136) itihāsa history. ̃বেত্তা n. & a. one who is conversant with history or wellversed in history. ˜লেখক n. a historian. 41)

(p. 136) itibṛtta history; a chronice. ̃কার n. a historian; a chronicler. 40)

(p. 136) iñci an inch; 2.54 cm. 28)