(p. 136) in̐dārā a draw-well. 12)

(p. 140) iskrupa a screw. 18)

(p. 138) indragōpa a species of insect of red velvety colour. 25)

(p. 138) ityādi and so on, and so forth, and such others, et cetera. 5)

(p. 140) iṣṭāpatti realization or attainment of one's desire; profit; benefit. 9)

(p. 136) itu the sun-god (esp. as worshipped by Hindu women in the month of Agrahayana (অগ্রহায়ণ). 42)

(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. 138) indranīla, indranīlaka, indramaṇi the sapphire, the emerald, the beryl. 27)

(p. 138) imārata a building; an edifice. 39)

(p. 138) intākāla death. 16)

(p. 138) ityākāra such. 4)

(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. 140) ihudi a Jew. a. Jewish. ইহুদি পাড়া n. the Jewry.

(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) iẏē indicating: failure to remember something, what-do-you-call-it. 45)