(p. 72) amōcanīẏa, amōcya that which cannot be dispelled or removed. 18)

(p. 48) apaharaṇa stealing, theft; pilferage, filching; plunder, loot; robbery; misappropriation; abduction; carrying off or lifting. অপহরণ করা v. to steal; to pilfer; to plunder, to loot; to rob; to misappropriate; to abduct; to carry off, to lift. 20)

(p. 56) abahanīẏa that which cannot be carried or borne. 45)

(p. 48) apēkṣamāṇa in the state of waiting or awaiting. 65)

(p. 71) amitācāra intemperance in food, drink, practice and conduct. অমিতাচারী a. intemperate, immoderate, over-indulgent. 14)

(p. 9) atalāntika the Atlantic Ocean. 142)

(p. 9) aṅkuśagraha an elephant-driver. 13)

(p. 90) ahita harm; injury. ̃কর a. harmful; injurious; malignant; unwholesome. ̃কামী a. desirous of doing harm, evilminded, evil-intentioned; malevolent, maleficent. ̃কারী a. & n. one who causes harm or injury; one who maligns. অহিতাচরণ, অহিতাচার n. harmful practice, prejudicial practice; harm. 100)

(p. 7) agrādhikāra priority. 17)

(p. 71) amitābha one with boundless splendour or glory; an appellation of Lord Buddha. 15)

(p. 7) agrahaṇīẏa unacceptable, not to be taken. 15)

(p. 9) ajitēndriẏa (lit.) having no control over one's senses; of unbridled lust, lascivious. 99)

(p. 63) abhājana an unworthy person; an unfit or incompetent or worthless person; a distressed or destitute person; a wretch. 39)

(p. 2) akṛta not done or performed or executed; undone, unaccomplished. 58)

(p. 63) abhōjya that which cannot be or should not be eaten; uneatable, inedible. 159)