(p. 890) yāẏa a list, an inventory, a catalogue; account, sake (কিসের যায়ে). 46)

(p. 890) yājaka a priest; a clergyman, a cleric. ̃তন্ত্র n. hierocracy. ̃তা, ̃বৃত্তি n. priestship, priesthood; clericity. যাজকসম্প্রদায় n. the priestly or clerical order, the priesthood, the clergy. 19)

(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. 895) yuyutẏā desire for fighting or war, bellicosity; pugnacity. 2)

(p. 888) yati1 (now rare) an ascetic; a hermit; a widow (ব্রাহ্মণের যতি). 2)

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

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

(p. 890) yini who (used in respect). 49)

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

(p. 896) yōjita joined, linked; unified; mixed, blended; employed, applied; invested; fixed, implanted. 18)

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

(p. 888) yatēka (poet.) as much or as many, all whatever. 4)

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

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

(p. 887) yakṛt the liver. 3)