(p. 69) amani like that, such (অমনি রূপ); causeless, unwarranted (অমনি কাঁদে). adv. like that, such, so; without cause, unwarrantedly, for nothing; without employment, vacantly; empty-handed(ly); without covering; without accompaniment, condiment, support etc.; without price or payment, gratis; without effort; instantly, at once, just. অমনি অমনি adv. without cause; without guilt or offence; for nothing. অমনি একরকম fairly good or well, middling, so so. 28)

(p. 63) abyabahita contiguous; adjoining, anjacent; immediate; next. অব্যবহিত পরে immediately afterwards. অব্যবহিত পূর্বে adv. immediately before, just before. 7)

(p. 78) arhat a Buddhist or Jain anchorite who has attained salvation or is worthy of attaining it; Lord Buddha. 10)

(p. 78) alaṅkāra an ornament; act of dressing or painting; an ornamental dress; anything worn to display physical grace and beauty; a mark of honour, beauty; (fig.) pride, glory; (in lit.) rhetoric. ̃বর্জিত a. (in lit.) simple; unrhetorical; bald. ̃বহুল a. (ভাষা-সম্বন্ধে) florid. অলংকারবহুল ভাষা ornate language. ̃শাস্ত্র n. the art of rhetoric. 15)

(p. 53) abatāraṇa bringing down; putting up a proposal or raising a question for consideration; introduction. অবতারণা n. putting up a proposal or raising a question for consideration, introduction etc.; an introduction, a preface. অবতারণা করা v. to put up (a proposal) or raise (a question), to introduce. অবতারণী n. a flight of steps, a staircase; a ladder, an escalator. 27)

(p. 9) aṅguli-granhi finger-joint, knuckle. 31)

(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. 9) aṅguri, aṅgurī, aṅgurīẏa, aṅgurīẏaka an ornamental ring for the finger, a ring. 28)

(p. 63) abyabahāra non-use; non-application; disuse, desuetude. 5)

(p. 41) apadasha (of posts or positions) not of a high rank; insulted, humiliated, disgraced; out of countenance; embarrassed. অপদস্হ করা v. to insult or humiliate or disgrace; to put to shame; to offend one's dignity; to embarrass. অপদস্হ হওয়া v. to be insulted or humiliated or disgraced; to be embarrassed. 73)

(p. 38) antaraṭipuni a secret pinching of the heart of a person which is only known to the pincher and the pinched and nobody else, a surreptitious prodding or pinching, blow or thrust. 57)

(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. 63) abhisṛti convergence. 140)

(p. 90) ahō oh, O, alas, alack, ah. 106)

(p. 46) aparāṅmukha not averse (to), not turning away (from); not disinclined. 7)