(p. 69) abhyupagata approached, come near; pledged, committed. 16)

(p. 83) aśrēẏa harmful, baleful, evil; inauspicious, unfavourable, not congenial. n. harm, bale, evil; disservice; contretemps. ̃স্কর as অশ্রেয় (a.). 12)

(p. 41) apamiśraṇa adulteration.

(p. 2) akārya a misdeed; a useless act; a mischief; a wrong-doing; a bungle. ̃কর a. impractiable; ineffectual, futile, serving no purpose, useless; unpractical. ̃কারিতা, ̃করতা n. ineffectiveness. ̃কারী a. ineffective, inffectual, useless. 40)

(p. 63) abhukta that which has not been eaten, uneaten, unconsumed, untasted; one who has not eaten, unfed, fasting. অভুক্ত থাকা v. to go without food, to remain unfed, to abstain from eating, to keep fasting. 153)

(p. 20) adhunā in recent times, at present, nowadays. ̃তন a. of recent times, present-day; modern. ̃লুপ্ত a. now-extinct. 57)

(p. 90) ahita harm; injury. ̃কর a. harmful; injurious; malignant; unwholesome. ̃কামী a. desirous of doing harm, evilminded, evil-intentioned; malevolent, maleficent. ̃কারী a. & n. one who causes harm or injury; one who maligns. অহিতাচরণ, অহিতাচার n. harmful practice, prejudicial practice; harm. 100)

(p. 38) anūdita (ori. but rare) said or mentioned afterwards; (loos. but pop.) translated. 13)

(p. 17) athāntara (lit.) change of fortune for the worse; distress, worry, anxiety; danger or hazard; difficulty. 14)

(p. 73) arabu an enemy. a. cruel, ferocious. 49)

(p. 46) aparicchanna untidy, dirty; dingy; slovenly; unclean; (fig.) impure (অপরিচ্ছন্ন মন). ̃তা n. untidiness, dirtiness; dinginess; slovenliness; uncleanliness, impurity. 21)

(p. 63) abhinaba new and strange, novel; unprecedented; new and amazing; newfashioned, new-fangled. ̃ত্ব n. novelty. 74)

(p. 24) anapacaẏa absence of waste or wastefulness or improvidence. 24)

(p. 48) apasaraṇa leaving for a different place; removal, movement; withdrawal, retreat; going out, exit. অপসরণ করা v. to move to a different place; to move away, to shift, to remove; to withdraw, to retreat; to go out; (phys.) to diverge. 10)

(p. 89) asahya unendurable, insufferable, unberarable, intolerable. 2)