(p. 40) antarbirōdha internal feud or dissension, domestic quarrel or strife. 35)

(p. 36) anuraṇita resonated, resounded, reverberated; echoed. 8)

(p. 26) anabhibhūta unconquered; not confounded or overwhelmed; unembarrassed. 4)

(p. 9) acētana unconscious; swooned, fainted; ignorant, foolish; stupefied; inanimate; insensate. অচেতন হওয়া v. to faint, to lose one's consciousness, to fall into a swoon. 63)

(p. 69) amatsara not stricken with envy or malice; unenvious. 25)

(p. 30) anunmīlita (bot.) cleistogamous. 90)

(p. 20) adhīra restless; fidgety; impatient; eager; anxious; worried; alarmed, concerned; uneasy; excited, agitated; beside oneself. fem. অধীরা । অধীরতা n. restlessness; fidgetiness; impatience; eagerness; anxiety, worry; alarm, fear; excitement, agitation. ̃চিত্ত a. of a restless turn of mind; scatter-brained. অধীর হওয়া v. to become restless or impatient or eager or anxious or alarmed or excited or agitated; to fidget; to worry; to be beside oneself. 55)

(p. 73) arabinda a lotus. 47)

(p. 78) alaka a forelock, a ringlet, a fringe; a curling tress of hair ('অলকে কুসুম না দিয়ো'); cirrus, goat's hair. ̃দাম n. tresses of forelocks or curling hair. 17)

(p. 38) antḥkarṇa (anat.) an inner ear. 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. 26) anitya not permanent or eternal or everlasting; transient, transitory; temporal (অনিত্য সংসার); perishable, frail, mortal (অনিত্য দেহ). ̃তা n. impermanence; transience, transitoriness; temporality. 97)

(p. 63) abyāpta not spread or pervaded or diffused or circulated extensively; inextended. অব্যাপ্তি n. state of not being spread or pervaded or diffused or circulated extensively; inextension. 18)

(p. 41) apaṭhita not perused, unread; that which has not been gone through; unstudied. 65)

(p. 40) antarjbālā mental agony. 14)