(p. 896) yauktika reasonable; logical, advisable. ̃তা n. resonableness; logicality; advisability. 28)

(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. 896) yautuka a dowry; a portion; a present or gift given at the time of certain sacramental ceremonies. যৌতুক দেওয়া v. to bestow a dowry upon, to dower, to give a present. ̃প্রথা n. the dowry system. ̃হীন a. portionless. 31)

(p. 889) yama1 restraint, continence; concentration of the mind in service of or in meditation on God.

(p. 887) y the twenty-sixth consonant of the Bengali alphabet. 2)

(p. 890) yācana2, yācanā act of asking (for), prayer, petition; begging; solicitation; volunteering. যাচনা করা v. to ask or pray (for); to beg; to solicit; to volunteer, to offer. যাচিত a. asked or prayed for; begged; solicited. 16)

(p. 889) yadbhabiṣya (lit.) depending on future; relying on fate, fatalistic. n. an unenterprising person who relies on fate or chance and is heedless of the present. 5)

(p. 896) yōgāsīna seated in yogic meditation. fem. যোগাসীনা । 10)

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

(p. 889) yadyapi even if, if perforce; although, even though. 6)

(p. 888) yathōcita, yathōpayukta proper; fit; as one deserves; as is due to one; fitting; just. যথোপযুক্তরূপে adv. in a befitting manner. 10)

(p. 890) yājñika one who performs a religious sacrifice; a priest; a ritualist. a. sacrificial, ritual. 23)

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

(p. 890) yāthārthya rightness; correctness; accuracy; reality; genuineness, authenticity; trueness; veracity; truth; actuality; propriety; exactness, exactitude. 28)