(p. 2) akhyāta not famous; undistinguished; obscure. ̃নামা a. not famous, one whose name is not famous, obscure. 113)

(p. 46) apaẏā, apēẏē (also used in masc.) ill-omened, ominous; unlucky; inauspicious (usu. attributed to the appearance or presence of a person, creature or thing). 4)

(p. 41) anyārtha another meaning, a different meaning. অন্যার্থক a. having another or a different meaning. 31)

(p. 2) akuśala indisposition. a not adroit or skilful, inexpert. 56)

(p. 9) aṅgīkṛta promised; accepted. 26)

(p. 63) abhisṛti convergence. 140)

(p. 40) antarbarga a sub-order. 25)

(p. 69) amanōyōga inattention; unmindfulness, inadvertence; heedlessness, carelessness; neglect; negligence; indifference. অমনোযোগী a. inattentive; unmindful, inadvertent; heedless, careless; negligent; indifferent. অমনোযোগী হওয়া v. to pay no attention (to); to take no heed (of); to take no care of; to neglect; to treat with indifference; to be inattentive or unmindful or inadvertent or heedless or negligent or indifferent. 32)

(p. 75) arjuna a stye on the eyelid; a kind of tree (the juice of its bark is used as a cordial medicine;—cp. foxglove, digitalis). 28)

(p. 41) antēbāsī a pupil or student or disciple (esp. one who boards at his master's house); one of a low-caste Hindu community known as the Chandalas (চন্ডাল) who in former days burned dead bodies professionally and dwelt in the outskirts of villages for they were regarded as untouchables. 9)

(p. 20) adhihāra a rate above par. অধিহারে adv. above par; at a premium. 49)

(p. 26) anāmā2, anāmikā the ring-finger. 67)

(p. 63) abhibhāṣaṇa a public speech or a platform speech, an address. 99)

(p. 17) adhikampa a beat or beating (নাড়ির অধিকম্প). 62)

(p. 2) agā, agākānta, agācaṇḍī (coll.) grossly stupid or ignorant; good-for-nothing. n. such a person. 127)