(p. 41) andha blind, sightless; extremely dark or gloomy. ('অন্ধ তামস'); utterly ignorant. n. a blind person. ̃কূপ n. a dark pit; a black hole. ̃কূপহত্যা n. (hist.) the Blackhole Tragedy. ̃তম a. darkest; extremely dark. ̃তমস n. utter darkness; blinding darkness. ̃তা, ̃ত্ব n. blindness; utter ignorance. ̃তামিস্র n. utter darkness. a. utterly dark. ̃প্রায় a. almost blind; like a blind; like a blind person. ̃বিশ্বাস n. blind faith. ̃ভাবে adv. blindly; rashly; heedlessly, indiscreetly. অন্ধের কিবা দিন কিবা রাত a blind person cannot distinguish between day and night or between brightness and gloom. অন্ধের নড়ি বা যষ্টি (lit.) a stick by the help of which a blind person moves; a blind man's prop; (fig.) a prop for a helpless or incapable person. 14)

(p. 56) abistṛta not spread out; composed; compact; concise; precise, brief. 131)

(p. 83) aślāghanīẏa not praiseworthy or commendable; discreditable. 14)

(p. 71) amāniśā the night of the new moon. 6)

(p. 51) aphuranta, aphurāna unending, endless (অফুরন্ত পথ বা অবসর); inexhaustible (অফুরন্ত ভাণ্ডার).

(p. 50) apracalita gone out of use; obsolete; antiquated; not in vogue; not current. অপ্রচলিত হওয়া v. to go out of use; to become obsolete or antiquated; to go out of fashion or currency. 16)

(p. 53) abadāta white; pure, free from impurities. 31)

(p. 16) atyamla very sour. 14)

(p. 17) adatta not given, undisbursed. 18)

(p. 22) adhyārūḍh় mounted (on). 22)

(p. 63) abhiyācana a prayer for grant of something; a request; solicitation. 105)

(p. 7) aghaṭana an awkward or unexpected incident; non-occurrence. ̃ঘটন n. unusual occurrence. অঘটনঘটন-পটীয়সী a. fem. skilled in bringing about what is impossible. 24)

(p. 20) adhibēdana marrying a second time when one's first wife is still living. 25)

(p. 90) asūkṣṇa not fine or refined or subtle; crude; coarse; gross; thick; blunt. ̃তা n. crudity; coarseness; grossness; thickness; bluntness. ̃দর্শী a. lacking in keen perception or acumen; short-sighted. ̃দর্শিতা n. lack of keen perception or acumen; short-sightedness. 18)

(p. 26) anidāna having no cause or ground, causeless, groundless. 98)