(p. 69) abhraka talc; mica; the sky. 19)

(p. 56) abitatha true; truthful. 89)

(p. 2) akṣaẏa undecaying; inexhaustible; unfailing; imperishable: undying; endless. ̃কীর্তি n. undying or immortal fame. ̃তূণ n. a quiver having an inexhaustible stock of arrows. ̃তৃতীয়া n. the third day of the lunar waxing fortnight of the month of Baisakh (বৈশাখ). ̃বট n. any of the very old banyan trees found at different holy places of the Hindus; (fig.) an immortal or deathless person. ̃লোক n. the abode of the blessed; heaven. ̃স্বর্গ n. the right to dwell permanently in heaven. ̃স্বর্গবাস n. dwelling permanently in heaven. 94)

(p. 17) adhitbaka (zool.) exodermis; the outermost layer of an animal's skin. 80)

(p. 85) asapatna one who has no enemy. 54)

(p. 55) abadhūta1 one of a class of anchorites who worship Shiva (শিব). 2)

(p. 69) amanhara not slow; speedy, quick. 33)

(p. 87) asamarpita not given or handed over; not bestowed. 20)

(p. 69) abhyāgama, abhyāgamana approach; presence; arrival; coming; calling on or at, a visit; advent. 8)

(p. 50) apēśādāra, apēśādāri non-professional. 3)

(p. 80) alpāhāra temperance in eating; restricted diet; light repast. অল্পাহারী a. restrained or temperate or moderate in eating; one who eats less. 13)

(p. 26) analasa not lazy or indolent; diligent, industrious; untiring; given to action, active; lively and energetic. 24)

(p. 38) antḥkōṣīẏa intracellular. 31)

(p. 9) atithi a guest. ̃বত্সল a. hospitable. ̃শালা n. a guest-house. ̃সত্কার, ̃সেবা n. hospitality. ̃সেবক n. a hospitable man; a host. 148)

(p. 9) aḍ়hara a kind of pulse, a variety of pigeon-pea. 127)