(p. 83) aśbinī the first of the twenty-seven stars according to Hindu astronomy; (myth.) the horse-shaped wife of the sun-god; (pop.) the mare. ̃কুমার, ̃নন্দন n. either of the twin brothers who are physicians of heaven. 3)

(p. 63) abyāpakatā absence of extensiveness or extensive circulation; inextension. 16)

(p. 85) asaṃshāna non-provision. 19)

(p. 9) ajē1 without birth; existing without being born, self-born. n. the governing soul of any individual creature (cp. জীবাত্মা). 78)

(p. 17) adhikara super-tax. 63)

(p. 53) abakṣaẏa depreciation; dilapidation; decadence; ruin; loss; erosion, waste. 7)

(p. 53) abatīrṇa one who or that which has come down or gone down or descended or alighted or climbed down or dismounted; flown down to or towards the ground; one who has got out of any vehicle, disembarked; (of a celestial being) incarnated ('অবতীর্ণ এ ধরায়'); one who or that which has appeared or arrived. অবতীর্ণ হওয়া v. to come or go down, to get down, to descend, to alight, to climb down, to dismount; to get out of any vehicle, to disembark; (of birds etc.) to fly down to or towards the ground; to step down (from a position etc.); (of a celestial being) to become incarnated, to take one's birth upon the earth; to appear or arrive; (rare) to pass over or come through. ভূমিকায় অবতীর্ণ হওয়া to appear in the role of, to act as (in a play). 28)

(p. 62) abījapatrī (bot.) acotyledon. 4)

(p. 41) anyūna not less than; at least, in the least. 33)

(p. 83) aṣṭāśra octagonal. n. an octagon. 27)

(p. 16) atyadhika very much, too much; exceedingly, in a great degree, extremely. a. excessive, great. 11)

(p. 53) abadaṃśa any pungent food that excites thirst (chiefly taken with drinks); an appetizer; a stimulant. 29)

(p. 20) adhibiṣa toxin. 21)

(p. 24) ananukaraṇīẏa incapable of being imitated; inimitable. 6)

(p. 90) asrōta lack or absence of flow; lack of movement. 89)