(p. 138) indu the moon. ̃নিভানন a. one whose face resembles the moon (in beauty), possessing a moonlike face. fem. ̃নিভাননা, ̃নিভাননী । ̃ভূষণ n. one who has the moon for his ornament; an appellation of God Shiva (শিব). ̃মতী n. fem. the full moon (personified). ̃মুখী n. fem. a woman whose face resembles the moon (in beauty). ̃মৌলি, ̃শেখর n. one who has the moon for an ornament on his forehead; an appellation of Shiva (শিব). ̃লেখা n. a digit of the moon; the digit of the moon on the forehead of Shiva (শিব); a creeper from the extract of which the legendary celestial wine was made, wormwood. 22)

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

(p. 138) ilali, illi exclamatory word indicating distrust or disbelief. 52)

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

(p. 138) imana a mode of Indian classical music. 36)

(p. 140) istaka from; up to; till. n. (in card-playing) the king and the queen of trumps. ̃নাগাদ adv. from start to finish, from beginning to end. 19)

(p. 138) imāna religious faith; piety; fidelity; honesty; conscience; conscientiousness. ̃খোর a. faithless, treacherous, perfidious. ̃দার a. faithful (in religion); devout, pious; having fidelity; honest; conscientious. ̃দারি n. faithfulness (in religion); devoutness, piety; fidelity; honesty; conscientiousness. 37)

(p. 140) iha in this place or time; in this world. a. this ('ইহ বাত'); present (ইহজীবন). ̃কাল, ̃জন্ম, ̃জীবন n. the earthly or mortal life; its duration. ̃কালীন a. temporal. ̃জগত্, ̃লোক, ̃সংসার n. the world, the earth. 25)

(p. 136) iurōpīẏa, iẏōrōpīẏa European. n. a European. 7)

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

(p. 140) iṣṭikā brick-dust, powdered brick. 13)

(p. 136) itikathā a tale; a legend; a chronicle; history. ইতিকাহিনী n. same as ইতিকথা । 39)

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

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