(p. 48) apuccha tailless; anurous. 49)

(p. 34) anumaraṇa voluntarily burning oneself to death (on the funeral pyre of a deceased husband). অনুমৃতা a. fem. embracing death in the aforesaid manner (esp. applicable to a widow following her husband to death). mas. অনুমৃত । 30)

(p. 30) anukṛta imitated, copied, mimicked; followed (after). অনুকৃতি n. imitation, mimicry; travesty; working after the example of. 19)

(p. 9) ajñāpanīẏa not to be communicated; not to be made public, secret. 114)

(p. 46) aparijñēẏa unknowable; incognizable, unrecognizable. 24)

(p. 17) adhidēba, adhidēbatā, adhidaibata a guardian deity, a presiding or controlling deity.

(p. 2) akhyāta not famous; undistinguished; obscure. ̃নামা a. not famous, one whose name is not famous, obscure. 113)

(p. 51) aprabāsī not living in a foreign country; not living abroad. 24)

(p. 20) adhibidyā metaphysics. 20)

(p. 48) apalaka (of eyes) unwinking; (of look) steadfast. অপলক চোখে, অপলক দৃষ্টিতে adv. with eyes unwinking; looking steadfastly; with steadfast gaze. 3)

(p. 50) apratikāra absence of redress, non-remedy, non-prevention. 22)

(p. 46) aparigraha non-acceptance; refusal, rejection. 18)

(p. 24) anabashā lack of order, disorder; unsettled state, restlessness; (log.) a defect in argument caused by working back from one thing to another especially from effect to cause, a regress. 43)

(p. 16) atīndriẏa beyond the range of the senses; imperceptible; impalpable; subtle; (loos.) transcendental. ̃তা n. impalpability; subtlety; (loos.) transcendentalism. 5)

(p. 38) anūdita (ori. but rare) said or mentioned afterwards; (loos. but pop.) translated. 13)