(p. 887) yajamāna one on whose behalf a priest worships, a sheep of a priest. 11)

(p. 890) yājikā a priestess, a clergywoman. 21)

(p. 887) yakṛtkōṣa hepatic cyst. 4)

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

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

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

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

(p. 894) yubasampradāẏa the community of young people, the youth collectively. 14)

(p. 890) yamālaẏa the city or abode of Yama (যম) or death; hell. যমালয়ে পাঠানো বা দেওয়া v. to send to the jaws of death; to kill. যমালয়ে যাওয়া v. to die; to be killed; to go to hell; to be condemned to hell; to be damned. 7)

(p. 895) yuṣa decoction. broth, soup. 7)

(p. 896) yōddhṛbarga warriors or soldiers collectively, fighting personnel. 23)

(p. 887) yat2 what; whatever, whatsoever; all whatever. ̃কালে adv. & con. at the time when; when, whilst. ̃কিঞ্চিত্, ̃সামান্য a. (also pro.) (the little) whatever; the little; (only) a little. ̃পরোনাস্তি a. extreme, utmost. 14)

(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)

(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. 890) yāpita (of time etc.) spent, passed. 35)