(p. 78) alakamēgha cirrus, goat's hair. 18)

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

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

(p. 73) ayatna lack of care or effort or attention or interest or cordiality; carelessness; neglect; indifference; slight. অযত্ন করা v. to neglect; to treat with indifference or slight. ̃কৃত a. done without care or effort; done with ease or spontaneity. ̃জাত a. born or grown spontaneously. ̃পালিত, ̃লালিত a. reared in neglect. ̃বিন্যস্ত a. placed indecorously or haphazardly. ̃রক্ষিত a. kept or maintained in neglect. ̃লব্ধ a. earned or attained without effort. ̃শীল a. effortless; neglectful. ̃সম্ভূত a. same as ̃জাত । অযত্নে adv. carelessly; negligently. 7)

(p. 73) aẏi (poet.) (used in addressing a female) O, oh. 33)

(p. 26) anabhīṣṭa not desired; undesired, unwanted. 10)

(p. 48) apahartā a thief; a pilferer; a plunderer; a looter; a robber; one who misappropriates; an abductor; a lifter. 21)

(p. 34) anubandha start; outset; (of a question, point, motion etc.) moving or raising, introduction; relation; resolution; endeavour, effort, attempt; context, contextual connection; request; occasion; correlation; (gr.) any of the letters (esp. of suffixes) which are lost or dropped when added to words. অনুবন্ধী a. related, connected; (gr.) syntactically connected; inseparable; (geom.) conjugate; consequential; relevant. 8)

(p. 2) aksijēna oxygen. 105)

(p. 30) anucita improper; unbecoming; unjust; unjustifiable, not allowable; undeserving; inappropriate (অনুচিত শব্দ). 35)

(p. 20) adhināẏaka a leader; a chief; the captain or skipper of a playing team; an army commander. ̃তা, ̃ত্ব n. leadership; captaincy; command. 3)

(p. 29) anibandhī (chem.) amorphous. 4)

(p. 17) adhi used in the senses of above, on, over, upon, higher, greater, more, superior, ruling, dominating, etc. over-, super-, sur-, ad-, etc. 60)

(p. 73) aẏaskaṭhina as hard as iron; extremely hard. 30)

(p. 85) asadbhāba inexistence, absence; want of amity, unfriendliness; ill-feeling, bad blood; quarrel. 47)