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

(p. 136) in̐dura the rat; the mouse. 13)

(p. 138) ilēka any one of the arithmetical symbols affixed to numerical figures to indicate money or weight. 56)

(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. 140) iṣṭi1 an oblation, a sacrifice. 11)

(p. 140) istaphā end, termination; cessation; resignation, relinquishment; giving up, abandonment. ইস্তফা দেওয়া v. to resign, to relinquish; to give up, to abandon; to cease (from). 20)

(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) iẏāṅki, iẏāṅki (dero.) a Yankee, an American. a. Yankee. 41)

(p. 138) irādā determination, resolution, will; desire. 48)

(p. 138) iẏāri an earring. 44)

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

(p. 136) ijāra shorts; short trousers. 25)

(p. 138) idānī at present, nowadays; of late. ইদানীন্তন a. recent; present-day; of modern times. 8)

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