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

(p. 140) iṣṭi2 desire. ̃পত্র n. a written document directing the disposal of one's effects at death, a will ইষ্টিপত্র-প্রমাণক n. probate. 12)

(p. 136) iṃrēja, iṃrāja an Englishman; the English. ইংরেজ জাতি n. the English. ̃প্রীতি n. excessive admiration of English customs and ways, Anglophilia, Anglomania. ইংরেজ-ভীতি n. Anglophobia. ইংরেজিয়ানা n. Anglomania; Anglicism; Englishness. ইংরেজি, ইংরাজি n. the English language, English. a. English. 8)

(p. 136) ikāra the symbol ি affixed to consonants whilst adding the ই- sound to it; post-consonantal ি symbol. ইকারাদি a. (of words) beginning with ই or ই sound. ইকারান্ত a. (of words) ending in ই or ই--sound. 15)

(p. 140) ihā this (thing or animal); it. ইহারা pro. pl. these, they. ইহার pro. a. its. ইহাদের pro. a. pl. their, theirs. 26)

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

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

(p. 136) it (gr.) a letter used to indicate some inflections but not actually pronounced when any of the said inflections is added to a word; omission. 34)

(p. 138) indārā a draw-well. 19)

(p. 138) ityākāra such. 4)

(p. 138) intijāma good arrangement. ইন্তিজাম করা v. to arrange. 18)

(p. 136) iṃlyānḍa England. ইংল্যান্ডীয় a. of England; English. 9)

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

(p. 138) indibara the blue lotus. 20)

(p. 138) ini (applied to persons deserving respect) he or she, this person. 14)