(p. 187) aindrilā wife of demon Vritra. 21)

(p. 187) aiśbarya wealth, riches; splendour; magnificence; glory; Godhead; godhead; divinity; supremacy; overlordship, majesty; supernatural power obtained through asceticism; divine grace; unction. ̃গর্ব, ̃মদ n. purse-pride; insolence from wealth. ̃গর্বিত, ̃মত্ত, ̃মদোন্মত্ত a. purse-proud; insolent from wealth, arrogant through wealth. fem. ̃গর্বিতা, ̃মত্তা, ̃মদোন্মত্তা । ̃বান, ̃মণ্ডিত, ̃শালী a. wealthy, opulent, affluent, rich; full of glory, glorious; majestic; possessed of supernatural power obtained through asceticism; bestowed with divine grace. fem. ̃বতী, ̃মণ্ডিতা, ̃শালিনী । 25)

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

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

(p. 187) aitarēẏa a branch of the Rig Veda. 15)

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

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

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

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

(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) 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) aiśa, aiśika, aiśbara, aiśbarika pertaining to or done by God; divine; heavenly. fem. ঐশী । 24)

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

(p. 187) aicchika optional; elective; voluntary; volitional; arbitrary. 13)

(p. 187) aikamatya agreement in opinion; concord; unanimity; consensus. 5)