(p. 887) yajana worshipping, worship; act of offering in sacrifice, sacrifice. ̃যাজন n. act of worshipping on behalf of one's own self as well as on behalf of others, priestcraft. 10)

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

(p. 896) yauga (chem.) a compound. 29)

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

(p. 896) yōgī a yogi; an ascetic; one who practises ardently (কর্মযোগী). যোগীন্দ্র, যোগীশ্বর n. the greatest yogi or the lord of yogis; Shiva (শিব). 12)

(p. 895) yēthā same as যেখান । adv. & con. same as যেখানে । ˜কার, ̃য়, যেথা-সেথা same as যেখানকার, যেখানে and যেখানেসেখানে respectively. 11)

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

(p. 896) yōddhā a fighter, a warrior, a soldier. 21)

(p. 889) yabē when. 20)

(p. 896) yō2 (obs. & poet.) who. □ a. as. যো হুকুম as you command (indicating cringing obedience). 2)

(p. 889) yabanānī scripts of the (Ionian) Greek settlers of ancient India. 15)

(p. 894) yubā, yubaka one who has attained youth; (loos.) grown-up; young. n. a young man, a youth. fem. যুবতী, যুবতি । যুবজানি n. the husband of a young woman. যুবাকাল, যুবাবয়স n. youth, young age; (of animals) calf-time.

(p. 896) yōgāsana a posture of sitting or a seat for yogic meditation; the posture of yogic exercise. 9)

(p. 887) yakṣiṇī of যক্ষ । 7)

(p. 889) yantrāṃśa part or parts of a machine; machinery. 8)