(p. 51) aphalana lack or absence of fruition; lack or absence of harvest; bad harvest. 56)

(p. 51) apraśaṃsanīẏa not praiseworthy or commendable, not laudable; disreputable; censurable. অপ্রশংসা n. lack of praise; disrepute, bad name. অপ্রশংসিত a. not praised or eulogized; censured. 39)

(p. 90) ahiṃsa free from malice; nonmalignant; non-violent; inoffensive; harmless. অহিংস অসহযোগ (pol.) non-violent non-cooperation. ̃ক a. free from malice or ferocity; inoffensive; harmless; innocent. অহিংসা n. freedom from malice; (phil.) ahimsa; non-violence. 99)

(p. 88) asambhrānta not respectable or honourable; not aristocratic; not nobly born; undignified. 16)

(p. 20) adhirājñī an empress; a sovereign queen. 38)

(p. 17) adagdha unburnt, not consumed by fire. 16)

(p. 69) amāṃsala not fleshy.

(p. 24) anapēkṣita not awaited; unexpected; unanticipated. 29)

(p. 17) atyutkaṭa most severe or terrible; extremely violent; most uncouth; bizarre. 4)

(p. 2) akṣi the eye. ̃কাচ n. lens. ̃কোটর n. the socket of the eye. ̃গত a. lying within the range of vision; visible. ̃গোলক n. the eyeball. ̃তারকা, ̃তারা, ̃কূট n. the pupil of the eye, the apple of the eye. ̃পক্ষ্ম n. eyelash, cilium. ̃পট n. the retina. ̃পটল n. cataract of the eye. ̃পুট n. the eyelid. ̃বিকূর্ণন n. casting of a sidelong glance; squinting. ̃বিভ্রম n. optical illusion. ̃শালাক্য n. ophthalmic surgery. 98)

(p. 2) agatyā having no other course to follow or means to adopt; being compelled; perforce, of necessity, necessarily; as a necessary or unavoidable consequence. অগত্যা রাজি হওয়া to agree to follow or adopt a course as a last resort or having no alternative. 119)

(p. 30) anupama incomparable, peerless, unequalled; best, excellent. fem. অনুপমা । অনুপমেয় a. incomparable. 98)

(p. 16) atyugra violent; unrelenting; extremely haughty or indignant; exceedingly bright or hot; very harsh; excessively austere; very strong (অত্যুগ্র বাসনা).

(p. 51) aprabēśya impermeable; impervious; impenetrable. অপ্রবেশ্য শিলা (geol.) an impervious rock. 27)

(p. 87) asamṛddhi lack of prosperity or affluence.