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Úk/Uk to Úd́ha (Discourse 10) (1)

[35] Those days there was a blackout [...] your leg has still been injured. Anyhow, I cannot let you walk any further. [...] he lifted me onto his shoulders.

Ui to Uluka (Discourse 9) (4)

[70] Anyhow, seeing that evening was fast [...] and stones on the damaged road.

[73] Anyhow, towards the beginning of British [...] his book, Niiladarpańa.

[88] Anyhow, I thought that after going to [...] could make it to Monghyr early.

[90] I went into the bathroom and after [...] room and had left when he saw me. Anyhow I laid down on the cot thinking that now I would be able to rest undisturbed.

Syntax (Discourse 11) (1)

[30] Anyhow I was talking about the use of [...] outdated [támádi].

Strange Experiences – Chapter 6 (1)

[3] Suddenly I noticed someone dressed [...] quite figure out his nationality. Anyhow I figured that whether he was [...] there? Please come and sit.”

Strange Experiences – Chapter 14 (1)

[2] I had never been to Chuchura before [...] could not quite grasp the reason. Anyhow, when a little while later I reached [...] refugee settlement was not yet there.

Sentimentality: A Special Quality in Women – Excerpt D (1)

[7] Epilepsy arises when a person comes [...] medicine the disease can be treated. Anyhow, in all the above cases we use the word acetana.

Psycho-Acoustic and Inferential Acoustic Notes (Discourse 9) (1)

[22] It is worth mentioning here that [...] Varttániyá”. Anyhow, this lauṋkámaric [...] came from Lauṋká.

Proper Names – 2 (Discourse 17) (3)

[3] Anyhow, last week I was talking about [...] temple has been practically ruined.

[46] That is, “Spinach is sweet [...] became Pálaun later on. Anyhow we can see that shák is [...] here is the word gacchá.

[56] Anyhow we were talking about the names [...] Mańigáchi (Mithila), and so on.

Proper Names – 1 (Discourse 16) (4)

[6] A similar kind of thing also happened [...] Grab them and bring them.” Anyhow, there is a tendency to pronounce [...] languages. This is due to rhythm.

[21] Anyhow, we were talking about place-names. [...] lands which were not under water.

[23] In Bengali a very high hill or [...] táldáḿrá. Anyhow it is quite certain that the name [...] Bengali of twelve hundred years ago:

[51] Anyhow, the rivers used to be plied by [...] Harińghát́á, and so forth.

Language and Dialect – 2 (Discourse 8 (3)

[4] Anyhow, the art that rose up on the basis of these letters is called “literature” in English.

[22] English literature before the time [...] near Vikrampur in Dacca District. Anyhow, Bengali did not have any written [...] Prákrta was still prevalent.

[27] Anyhow the English used to study French [...] intonation while speaking French.

Language and Dialect – 1 (Discourse 7) (2)

[18] Vocabulary : The meaning [...] is no longer considered as such. Anyhow, both pronouns and indeclinables [...] ago in which we find these lines:

[31] Anyhow, the use of nominal verbs enriches [...] certainly deserve more respect.

Kut́t́ii to Kuńd́u (Discourse 29) (2)

[81] Anyhow I was travelling from Máju [...] [liberated] Triveńii .

[99] Anyhow I ran into Manimohana Manna. He [...] returning to his home in Mauriigrama.

Kulaka to Kulottha (Discourse 33) (2)

[65] If the Allied forces (Britain, [...] worst result of geo-sentiment. Anyhow, I hope you have properly understood [...] kulála in this context.

[99] The Nawab and Purandar Khan [...] kuliinas left among the Brahmans. Anyhow, some Brahmans and some Kayasthas [...] Brahmans and Kayasthas of Bengal.

Kukśa to Kuntala (Discourse 30) (1)

[60] Anyhow, I was thinking what I was thinking [...] rascal son Pellád.”

Ka to Kandara (Discourse 16) (1)

[81] “The second difference I [...] written there at all in third class. Anyhow, I got into the first class compartment [...] It cannot be put up with.’

Karpat́a to Karśú (Discourse 19) (2)

[14] Anyhow, you should not confuse the two [...] y to mean nyátá.

[161] [In the childhood of the sea of [...] accomplished anything, but I call anyhow hoping the echoes bring you]

Kabandha to Karashiikara (Discourse 18) (1)

[42] Anyhow, you have certainly understood [...] kumudinii, and kahlárińii.

Kabala to Kaḿsári (Discourse 20) (1)

[109] 19) There is one kind of community [...] the temples they are all naked. Anyhow, one meaning of káka is “nudist” or “naked”.

Ik to Indura (Discourse 6) (1)

[73] A moment ago I used the word “twilight [...] the real balance sheet.” Anyhow, now you have understood the subtle [...] simply means “signal”.

Farsi Words in Bengali (Discourse 10) (1)

[8] The meaning of the word hukmdár [...] “friend” (dost in Hindustani). Anyhow the word hukmdár comes [...] remembering does not mean forgetting.

Emanation (Discourse 20) (1)

[7] Anyhow there is no scope for cessation [...] comes from the word sádhu.

Eka to Ekáuṋga (Discourse 12) (3)

[8] Anyhow, Sahasrabahu’s conquest of [...] language is of pure Sanskrit lineage.

[43] That is: “This deceased being [...] fire. May he go to heaven.” Anyhow, whoever likes it, let them recite [...] with due reflection and thought.

[46] Women were considered unfit to [...] another glaring example of illogic. Anyhow, I talk about it to bring it to [...] developed wisdom and intellect.

Distortion (Discourse 21) (1)

[27] Some places have splendid greenery. [...] measurement of latitude and longitude. Anyhow, although this place in Britain [...] turk-háoa-vallarii written on a Turkish plane.

Desire and Detachment (1)

[62] Nirguńa Brahma (or the Supreme, [...] empirical or worldly knowledge anyhow – get busy and be up and [...] guidance from a proper preceptor.

Compound Words (Discourse 18) (1)

[10] Anyhow, the compound word “court-dancer” [...] “yard of the court”.

Case and Case-Endings – 4 (Discourse 15) (4)

[9] Nowadays the people of Burdwan [...] poetry mo dhana re can be used. Anyhow, all languages need the three [...] idea and the locative of base.

[15] I was discussing the use of the [...] “An aunt” is une tante. Anyhow the English indeclinable “in”, [...] indeclinables were created like this.

[38] The Aryans established their first [...] does the Farsi word dariyá. Anyhow, when the Aryans encountered the [...] later on it became The Punjab.

[65] Anyhow, this white brinjal is called [...] word begun is not a Farsi prefix.

Case and Case-Endings – 3 (Discourse 14) (2)

[2] Anyhow, the northern part of our well-known [...] ideological centre for various reasons.

[20] Anyhow, all languages have the ablative [...] [ubhaya means “both”].

Case and Case-Endings – 2 (Discourse 13) (2)

[10] Anyhow I was speaking about case. The [...] work with an intransitive verb.

[19] Anyhow, if we say jyotih in Sanskrit [...] because it is a compound word.

Case and Case-Endings – 1 (Discourse 12) (2)

[12] I was saying that for feelings [...] bási, etc. are not used. Anyhow, the use of the third person active [...] bási, and so on, being used.

[28] Anyhow, I was talking about the third [...] abound in the Sundarbans”.

A to Ac/ap/al (Discourse 1) (1)

[9] The modern root cal originated [...] almost completely disappeared). Anyhow, when we add the suffix shatr [...] is in a state of motion”.

A Guide to Human Conduct (1)

[57] People who by different suppressive [...] therefore, the loss of semen was anyhow declared as anti-religious, they would be able to gain their end without difficulty.

Auṋka to Akśa (Discourse 3) (1)

[65] Anyhow, feeling tired, I laid my torch [...] was enough moonlight to see by.

Áṋt to Áhiira (Discourse 5) (1)

[77] The young man looked at me again [...] maddens me to think about Magadha. Anyhow, as I was saying, the war was [...] Rájyavarddhana unfairly.

Áṋka to Ád́hya (Discourse 4) (2)

[64] “Raghunáth was a man [...] 4 ) Anyhow, as a result of his own conduct [...] with Raghunáth the Second.

[105]Anyhow, this Jamal Minya came from Rajnagar. [...] springing up like mushrooms.”

Acala to Atha (Discourse 2) (2)

[18] Epilepsy arises when a person comes [...] medicine the disease can be treated. Anyhow, in all the above cases we use the word acetana.

[24] In the waking, dream and deep-sleep [...] reject this as non-existence. Anyhow, all this happens in the flow [...] its negative, unconsciousness.