(p. 183) ēẏō, ēẏō-strī a woman whose husband is alive. এয়োতি n. a woman whose husband is alive; a mark or marks borne on the person of a woman to indicate that her husband is alive. a. fem. having one's husband alive. 95)

(p. 183) ē paryanta till now; thus far. 72)

(p. 183) ēkībhāba unity; unification; state of being levelled or equalized; fusion. 12)

(p. 183) ēkōddiṣṭa the annual obsequial rites in respect of only one deceased person. 21)

(p. 183) ēkhāna this place; this world, this mortal world. ̃কার a. of this place or world এখানে adv. in or at this place, here. 27)

(p. 178) ēkajāmina an examination; a test; a trial; an experiment. একজামিন করা v. to examine. একজামিন দেওয়া v. to appear at or to sit for an examination. 15)

(p. 183) ētadatirikta besides this; more than this, in addition to this; over and above this. 46)

(p. 183) ētaddēśīẏa of or belonging to this place or country. 54)

(p. 183) ēkṣaṇa this moment. এক্ষণে adv. at this moment; at the present time, now; just now, immediately, at once. 24)

(p. 178) ēkatba oneness, sameness, identity; (rare) unity. 18)

(p. 182) ēkākṣa one-eyed; (phys.) uniaxial. 6)

(p. 183) ēkēśbara only one God; the sole master. ̃বাদ n. (theol.) monotheism. ̃বাদী a. monotheistic. n. a monotheist. 20)

(p. 182) ēkāra2 of one's own, belonging to oneself. 31)

(p. 178) ēḥ expressing : detestation, displeasure, aversion etc. 7)

(p. 182) ēkābalī a one-stringed necklace; (pros.) a variety of Bengali metrical foot. 29)