(p. 30) anudyōgī unenterprising, lacking in drive and initiative; unenthusiastic. 77)

(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. 87) asamapundaṇḍa heterostyly. 10)

(p. 85) asakāla inopportune time; end, termination; evening, nightfall ('বেলি অসকাল'). 21)

(p. 22) adhyāpaka a teacher; an instructor; an advisor; (usu.) a professor or lecturer (of a college etc.). fem. অধ্যাপিকা । 19)

(p. 9) achilā a pretext or plea (usu. a false one); an excuse; a pretence. 77)

(p. 24) anantara hereafter or thereafter, afterwards, then. 17)

(p. 20) adhōgāmī going downwards, descending; subsiding; downfallen, deteriorating; depraved; miserable, distressed; condemned to hell. 64)

(p. 26) anārdra not wet; dry; (chem.) anhy-drous. 77)

(p. 30) anīti lack or absence of principle or morality; immorality. 6)

(p. 38) antḥsalila containing water within (esp. hidden from the view), fem. অন্তঃসলিলা । অন্তঃসলিলা নদী a. subterranean river. 42)

(p. 29) anirūpita undiscerned; not ascertained or determined; not assessed, unfixed (অনিরূপিত মূল্য). 17)

(p. 24) anapēkṣa not depending on or subject to; independent; impartial, unbiased. 28)

(p. 85) asabhya uncivil, discourteous, uncultured, unpolished, rude; unsocial; uncivilized, wild; aboriginal, primitive. ̃জাতি n. a wild or aboriginal race. ̃তা n. incivility, discourtesy; lack of culture or refinement or polish; rudeness; unsocialness; lack of civilization. অসভ্যতা করা, অসভ্য হওয়া v. to behave discourteously or rudely or unculturedly; to behave ill-manneredly or indecorously. 57)

(p. 46) apamṛtyu death by accident; unnatural death. 2)