(p. 187) ai1 the ninth vowel of the Bengali alphabet. 2)

(p. 187) aikāra the symbol 'ৈ affixed to a consonant whilst adding ঐ--sound to it. ঐকারাদি a. (of words) beginning with ঐ or ঐ--sound. ঐকারান্ত a. (of words) ending in ঐ or ঐ-sound. 8)

(p. 187) aikāhika ephemeral; (of fever) tertian. 9)

(p. 187) aitihya a tale or belief or custom or practice transmitted orally or handed down from generation to generation, tradition; cultural heritage; hereditary culture. ̃গত, ঐতিহ্যিক a. traditional. ঐতিহ্যাগত a. handed down by tradition. 17)

(p. 187) aikabākya similarity in utterance or statement; concurrence; one voice, unanimity. 4)

(p. 187) aindra of or relating to Indra (ইন্দ্র) the king of gods. 18)

(p. 187) aikāgrya same as একাগ্রতা (see একাগ্র). 6)

(p. 187) aihalaukika, aihika of this world or life; temporal; worldly (ঐহিক সুখ).

(p. 187) aikāntika profound, intense; earnest (ঐকান্তিক চেষ্টা); absorbedly employed, single-minded. fem. ঐকান্তিকী । ঐকান্তিকতা n. profundity, intensity; earnestness; sincerity; absorbing employment; single-mindedness. ঐকান্তিকে adv. in private. 7)

(p. 187) aindriẏa, aindriẏaka of sense organs; directly perceptible by senses; perceptible; sensuous; sensual. 20)

(p. 187) aindrajālika of or like or wrought by magic, magical; skilled in magic. n. a magician, a conjuror, a juggler. 19)

(p. 187) aikika niẏama (arith.) the unitary method. 10)

(p. 187) airūpa like that. n. one like that. 23)

(p. 187) aiṣṭika relating to oblation or sacrifice, ceremonial. 26)

(p. 187) airābata (myth.) an elephant on which Indra (ইন্দ্র) rides. 22)