(p. 183) ēma pi a Member of Parliament, an MP. 88)

(p. 178) ēn̐ḍ়ē2 (of infants) constitutional indigestion or dyspepsia or rickets. এঁড়ে লাগা v. to suffer from constitutional indigestion or dyspepsia or from rickets. 13)

(p. 183) ēḍ়ā (arch.) to shoot or throw. 40)

(p. 183) ēkula-ōkula (both.) the house of the husband and the house of the father (of a married woman); (both) the mortal world of life and world or life after death; this world and the next; both the courses; both the alternatives. 15)

(p. 182) ēkātmatā (of more than one person) state of having but one and the same soul; inseparable unity; close intimacy and agreement. 14)

(p. 183) ēnakōra encore; applause. এনকোর দেওয়া v. to applaud, to encore. 67)

(p. 183) ētād়ṛśa like this; similar to this. 59)

(p. 183) ēki, ēkī expressing: surprise, what's this, what. 8)

(p. 182) ēkākṣara (of words etc.) of one syllable; one-lettered, single-lettered. fem. একাক্ষরা । 7)

(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. 182) ēkādhāra one and the same receptacle or vessel. একাধারে adv. in one and the same person or thing, in one; simultaneously, at the same time. 19)

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

(p. 183) ēṣā same as এষণা । 115)

(p. 182) ēkātmā (of two or more persons) having but one and the same soul; inseparably united; having close intimacy and agreement. 16)

(p. 183) ēśīẏa Asian. n. an Asian. 112)