(p. 40) antarbṛtta (geom.) an in-circle. 38)

(p. 2) akāli a member of a militant sect of Shikhs, an Akali. 42)

(p. 16) atula, atulana, atulanīẏa, atulya beyond compare; incomparable; matchless; peerless; unequalled; unparalleled. fem. অতুলনীয়া । 7)

(p. 9) añcala the marginal portion of a sari hanging loosely; border, brim ('নয়নক অঞ্চল'); a region or locality (মেরু অঞ্চল). ̃নিধি n. (lit.) dear one clinging to the border of the mother's sari; dear one (usu) very dear child. ̃প্রভাব n. domination of wife; influence of the harem. 116)

(p. 9) acalita not in vogue or practice, not current; obsolete. 48)

(p. 50) aprakṛtisha off one's natural state; deprived of one's self-control; excited; fuddled (esp. with drink); drunk; mentally upset or deranged, not in the proper frame of mind; crazy. ̃তা n. drunkenness; craziness. 11)

(p. 89) asāmarika non-military; civil. 16)

(p. 79) alappēẏē (in raillery) one who is not to live long. 7)

(p. 26) anārdra not wet; dry; (chem.) anhy-drous. 77)

(p. 69) amardita not trampled, untrodden; not thrashed, unmolested. 44)

(p. 72) ambhḥ water. 23)

(p. 26) anārabdha not (yet) begun or commenced; not (yet) undertaken. 73)

(p. 71) amiśuka shy of society, coy, (of one) avoiding or shunning company; unamiable. 20)

(p. 77) arthī one who is asking or praying for, solicitous (ধনার্থী); desirous of (বিদ্যার্থী); one who accuses or complains; rich, wealthy. n. such a person; a petitioner, an applicant; a candidate, a desirer; an accuser, a complainant, a plaintiff; a rich man. 4)

(p. 24) ananyōpāẏa having no means or resource other than; having no alternative; desperate. 20)