(p. 89) asākṣāt the state of being out of sight or view. অসাক্ষাতে adv. in one's absence, at one's back; stealthily, unobservedly, secretly. অসাক্ষাতে নিন্দা করা v. to backbite, to speak ill of or slander a person behind his back. 4)

(p. 9) aṅgana a courtyard, the compound of a house. 17)

(p. 26) anāhata unhurt, unwounded; (of stringed instruments) unstruck, unplayed ('অনাহত মোরা বীণা'). 88)

(p. 63) abhakta not devoted; irreverent; having no faith or confidence; not having a liking or fondness or attachment for. 24)

(p. 85) asapatna one who has no enemy. 54)

(p. 79) alabhya that which cannot be obtained or got or earned or attained or gained or found; unobtainable, unattainable. 10)

(p. 2) akartṛtba lack of ruling or controlling power; lack of authority. 18)

(p. 9) acāñcalya absence of restlessness, calm; firmness; steadiness. 50)

(p. 63) abhī, abhīka1 fearless, dauntless; brave. 145)

(p. 69) amanōnaẏana refusal to nominate or select or choose; non-acceptance; rejection; disapproval. 30)

(p. 41) apaṭu inexpert, unskilful; unskilled; incapable; incompetent, unfit; indisposed, stricken with illness. ̃তা, ̃ত্ব n. lack of dexterity or skill; incapability, incompetence, unfitness; indisposition, illness. 64)

(p. 2) akauśala lack of skill or adroitness; want of tact; want of diplomacy. 75)

(p. 50) apōganḍa good-for-nothing; infant; minor; underage. n. an infant, a baby, a child; a boy or girl; a lad or lass; a minor; a good-for-nothing fellow. 4)

(p. 80) alpāhāra temperance in eating; restricted diet; light repast. অল্পাহারী a. restrained or temperate or moderate in eating; one who eats less. 13)

(p. 87) asamāna unequal; dissimilar; uneven, rugged, undulating; not straight, curved. 26)