(p. 896) yōgākarṣaṇa molecular attraction; cohesion; gravity. 5)

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

(p. 890) yātāẏāta come-and-go; frequentation; movement, plying (ট্রেন-যাতায়াত); traffic (লোক-যাতায়াত). যাতায়াত করা v. to come and go; to frequent; to move, to ply. যাতায়াত-খরচ n. travelling expenses or allowance. যাতায়াতের পথ a thoroughfare. 25)

(p. 890) yābajjībana as long as one's life lasts, for life. a. life-long. যাবজ্জীবন কারাদণ্ড imprisonment for life, a life-term, a life sentence. 39)

(p. 890) yājana act of conducting a religious service in the capacity of a priest or clergyman. যাজন করা v. to conduct a religious service (as by a priest). ̃বৃত্তি n. the profession of the priest or the clergy, priestship, priesthood, clericity; a stipend or allowance given to a priest or clergyman, (cp.) a benefice. যাজনিক a. priestly, clerical; ecclesiastical. 20)

(p. 890) yāntrika pertaining to machines, mechanical; versed in machines or mechanical engineering or machine operating. n. a mechanic; a mechanical engineer; a machineman, an operator. যান্ত্রিক গোলযোগ mechanical disorder or defect. 32)

(p. 889) yabadbīpa Java. ̃বাসী a. inhabiting Java. n. a Javanese, a Javan. যবদ্বীপীয় a. Javan, Javanese. 13)

(p. 894) yuta2 possessing, invested with (শ্রীযুত). 7)

(p. 890) yācchētāi (ety. but not used) whatever one pleases; (pop.) utterly bad or ugly or worthless. 18)

(p. 895) yaichana, yaichē & con. (obs.) as much or as like, as.

(p. 888) yathēṣṭa as much or as many as one desires. a. enough, sufficient; abundant; profuse. 9)

(p. 887) yakṣā phthisis; tuberculosis, pulmonary consumption. 8)

(p. 889) yaba1 (obs.) when. 10)

(p. 889) yantraṇā pain, pang; agony; affliction, suffering; anguish; torment, torture; a trouble, a pest. যন্ত্রণা দেওয়া v. to pain; to agonize; to afflict; to torment; to torture. যন্ত্রণা পাওয়া v. to be pained or agonized; to be afflicted, to suffer; to be tormented or tortured. ̃কর, ̃জনক, ̃দায়ক a. painful; agonising; afflicting; tormenting, torturing; troublesome, pestering. 7)

(p. 894) yubasamāja the youth, the community of young people. 13)