(p. 46) aparicchinna undivided; entire; incessant, non-stop, uninterrupted; continuous. 22)

(p. 2) akaṭhina not hard or difficult; not severe. 3)

(p. 2) akṣāralabaṇa rock-salt. 97)

(p. 2) aklānta untired, unwearied; untiring, tireless; indefatigable; persisting, assiduous (অক্লান্ত চেষ্টা). ̃কর্মা a. indefatigable; indefatigably laborious or hardworking, extremely assiduous. 85)

(p. 55) abaẏaba body; a limb; a part, a portion; a constituent; a figure, a form. ̃হীন a. bodiless; without a shape or form. অবয়বী a. having a body, corporeal. 27)

(p. 9) acālanīẏa, acālya incapable of being conducted or transferred. 51)

(p. 9) atiśaẏa too many or too much; great, excessive (অতিশয় তাপ); large (অতিশয় ভিড়). adv. very; exceedingly, excessively. অতিশয়োক্তি n. (rhet.) a figure of speech, hyperbole; exaggeration.

(p. 56) abashita situated, located; residing, living, dwelling; stationed; placed, laid; established. ̃চিত্ত a. even-minded; composed; self-possessed; unwavering. অবস্হিতি n. a situation, location; presence; residence, dwelling; state of being stationed or placed or laid or established; position. অবস্হিতিকাল n. period of stay. 44)

(p. 78) ala a sting (esp. of a scorpion). 12)

(p. 22) anatidīrgha not very long (অনতিদীর্ঘ পথ বা রাত্রি); not very tall (অনতিদীর্ঘ দেহ). অনতিদীর্ঘ কাল n. not a very long time. 46)

(p. 62) abēkṣyamāṇa in the process of being viewed or observed or reviewed or discussed or judged or investigated. fem. অবেক্ষ্যমাণা । 13)

(p. 41) apabhraṃśa corrupted or incorrect form of a word; vulgar dialects descended from a classical language, incorrectness; corruption; perversion; vulgarization. 94)

(p. 22) anatidūrē not at or to a great distance, not very far. 48)

(p. 26) anāmukha, anāmukhō having a face so inauspicious that one should not look at it, one whose face is an ill-omen; sinister-looking. n. such a man. fem. অনামুখী । 68)

(p. 56) abācya unutterable, unspeakable; inexplicable; obscene, indecent. n. anything unutterable or unspeakable or inexplicable; obscene or indecent words; rude or vulgar speech. 58)