(p. 56) abikrānta lacking in prowess or valour; weak; cowardly, timid. 73)

(p. 46) aparicchanna untidy, dirty; dingy; slovenly; unclean; (fig.) impure (অপরিচ্ছন্ন মন). ̃তা n. untidiness, dirtiness; dinginess; slovenliness; uncleanliness, impurity. 21)

(p. 9) ajanta (gr. of words) ending with a vowel sound. cf. opp. হলন্ত ending with a consonant sound. 82)

(p. 50) apōha (log.) a counter-argument; removal (of doubt etc.), refutation. 5)

(p. 2) akiñcit, akiñcatkara trifling, insignificant, paltry; negligible. 45)

(p. 38) anaikya lack of unity or agreement; discord; disagreement; difference (esp. of opinion), dissension; dissimilarity; inconsistency, incongruity; (loos.) animosity or opposition. 18)

(p. 29) animikha (poet.) not winking (অনিমিখ আঁখি); steadfast ('অনিমিখ দিঠি'). adv. with no winking; with a steadfast gaze. 9)

(p. 41) apatya a son or a daughter; a child; a young of any creature. ̃নির্বিশেষে adv. making no discrimination between one's own children and those of other people, not treating differently from one's son, just like one's own children. ̃স্নেহ n. love for one's children, parental affection, philoprogenitiveness. ̃হীন a. childless. 69)

(p. 56) abistīrṇa not spacious or wide or extensive; narrow; small. 130)

(p. 9) achiẏatanāmā written document by which a person makes arrangements for his effects on death, a will. 76)

(p. 55) abamantā one who slights or neglects; one who refuses to reckon. 22)

(p. 63) abyabahṛta unused, fallen out of use, fallen into desuetude or disuse. 8)

(p. 38) anūrdhba (of numbers, amount, etc.) not more than, under. 15)

(p. 63) abhīka2 lustful; greedy. 146)

(p. 63) abhinētā (in a film or drama) an actor. 79)