(p. 895) yūpa a wooden framework to which the neck of a sacrificial victim is fixed at the time of immolation (also যূপকাষ্ঠ). ̃কাষ্ঠ same as যূপ । 6)

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

(p. 894) yudhyamāna engaged in fighting, belligerent. 11)

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

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

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

(p. 890) yāthāyathya correctness; propriety; exactness, exactitude. 27)

(p. 889) yabana an Ionian Greek; a Greek; a nonHindu; (inc. but pop.) a Muslim. 14)

(p. 890) yugapat simultaneous. adv. simultaneously.

(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) yābaccandradibākara as long as the sun and the moon will exist; eternally, perpetually, for ever. 38)

(p. 896) yōṭaka union; combination; combination or agreement for matrimonial purposes (রাজযোটক); a pair; one of a pair. যোটক মেলা v. to be found agreeable or to combine well for matrimonial purpose; to be supplied with a pair, to be paired. 20)

(p. 890) yādṛśa, yādṛka & con. such, as. fem. যাদৃশী । যাদৃশী ভাবনা যস্য সিদ্ধির্ভবতি তাদৃশী as one contemplates, so one gains; like thought, like success. 30)

(p. 888) yadabadhi up to which time, till when; from which time, since when.

(p. 895) yēna & con. as, like; as if; so that; that (প্রার্থনা করি যেন সুখী হও); taking care that (টাকা হারায় না যেন); accepting that or supposing that (তাই যেন হল); I am failing to recollect just now (কী যেন নাম). কী যেন তাকে বল what do you call him or her. কী যেন তার নাম what's his (or her or its) name. যেন-তেন প্রকারে, যেন-তেন প্রকারেণ somehow; by hook or by crook, by fair means or foul; negligently or perfunctorily. 12)