(p. 890) yācaka one who asks or prays (for), a petitioner; a beggar, a mendicant; a volunteer. 15)

(p. 894) yuṭi a pair, a couple, a brace; one of a pair, a partner (টেনিসে লিয়েন্ডারের যুটি ভূপতি). 6)

(p. 889) yantrī a machineman, an operator; an instrumentalist; a conspirator, an intriguer, a plotter, a machinator, a wirepuller; (fig.) a director. 9)

(p. 896) yōginī (myth.) any one of the sixty-four female attendants of Goddess Durga (দুর্গা); a female ascetic or yogi; a woman who practises ardently (কর্মযোগিনী); (astr. & astrol.) a particular conjunction of stars (পশ্চিমে যোগিনী). 11)

(p. 894) yubasammēlana a youth conference. 15)

(p. 890) yāmya southern. যাম্যোত্তরবৃত্ত n. (geog.) the meridian circle. 45)

(p. 890) yāpya (of time etc.) that which is to be or can be spent or passed; (of an action etc.) warranting animadversion or reflection, blamable; reprehensible; (of an affair etc.) deserving to be screened or kept concealed; incapable of being radically redressed or remedied or cured (যাপ্য রোগ). 36)

(p. 894) yugma a pair, a couple. a. joint (যুগ্মসম্পাদক); (math.) even (যুগ্ম সংখ্যা). 4)

(p. 896) yōgābhyāsa practice of yoga. 6)

(p. 889) yabana an Ionian Greek; a Greek; a nonHindu; (inc. but pop.) a Muslim. 14)

(p. 890) yā-tā any indefinite thing bad or undersirable (যা-তা বলা). a. inferior, worthless (যা-তা কাপড়); messed up, messy (যা-তা অবস্হা); whimsical or wayward (যা-তা চিন্তা). 24)

(p. 890) yiśu, jiśu Jesus (Christ). 50)

(p. 895) yēhētu because, since, as. 16)

(p. 896) yōddhājāti a warlike or martial race. 22)

(p. 889) yadu (myth.) a king of ancient India. ̃কুলপতি, ̃নাথ, ̃পতি n. the chief of the Yadavas (যাদব). ̃বংশ n. Yadava (যাদব) clan founded by King Yadu (যদু). ̃মধু n. pl. (also sing.) (dero.) men in the street, Tom Dick or Harry. 3)