(p. 87) asamāpita, asamāpta unfinished; not ended or concluded or terminated; not over; not completed, incomplete. অসমাপ্তি n. state of being not finished or ended or concluded or terminated or completed, incompletion. 28)

(p. 7) agnyutpāta emission of fire from a volcano, volcanic eruption; raining of fire from the sky; the fall of a meteor; the crash of a thunder. 11)

(p. 77) ardita killed. 9)

(p. 48) apahartā a thief; a pilferer; a plunderer; a looter; a robber; one who misappropriates; an abductor; a lifter. 21)

(p. 56) abarjanīẏa, abarjya that which cannot be rejected or discarded; unavoidable; inevitable. 5)

(p. 26) anahaṅkṛta not proud; not conceited or arrogant, not stuck-up. 32)

(p. 87) asamaniẏata asynchronous. 9)

(p. 73) ayathā baseless, groundless; false (অযথা নিন্দা); inappropriate (অযথা প্রয়োগ); unnecessary; unwarranted (অযথা কলহ); fruitless, wasteful, extravagant (অযথা খরচ); exaggerated (অযথা প্রশংসা). adv. without cause, unwarrantedly, for nothing; unjustly. 8)

(p. 51) apratirūpa without equal, matchless, incomparable, unique. 5)

(p. 24) anabadhāna inattention; carelessness; inadvertence. a. inattentive; careless; negligent; inadvertent. ̃তা n. inattention; carelessness; negligency; inadvertence. অনবধানতাবশত adv. inadvertently; unintentionally. 36)

(p. 20) adhiyantrabāda (phil.) the mechanistic theory. 32)

(p. 56) abashāpita placed, laid; established. 43)

(p. 9) ajita unconquered, undefeated; unsubjugated. 98)

(p. 38) antḥkōṇa (geom.) an interior angle. 30)

(p. 9) ajñāna lacking in knowledge; ignorant; foolish; uneducated; unconscious, fainted; infatuated. n. lack of knowledge; ignorance; (phil.) illusion, maya. ̃কৃত a. done by mistake or owing to ignorance. ̃জনিত a. caused by ignorance, owing to ignorance. ̃তা n. lack of knowledge, ignorance. ̃তিমির n. gloom of ignorance, infatuated condition. ̃বাদ, অজ্ঞাবাদ n. (phil.) agnosticism. ̃বাদী, অজ্ঞাবাদী a. agnostic. n. an agnostic. অজ্ঞানী a. unwise; lacking in knowledge, ignorant. অজ্ঞানে adv. unknowingly; unconsciously; owing to ignorance or foolishness. 112)