(p. 30) anupāna anything to be taken along with a medicine to make it effective. 106)

(p. 53) abacita (of flowers etc.) plucked, picked, gathered; ill-spent, wasted; depreciated. 17)

(p. 40) antarbāṣpa suppressed tears. 28)

(p. 79) alābha absence of profit or gain; loss. ̃জনক a. unprofitable; profitless. 15)

(p. 30) anucikīrṣā desire to imitate; imitativeness. অনুচিকীর্ষু a. desirous of imitating. 34)

(p. 51) apratīti incredulity; doubt; lack of belief or conviction; non-comprehension, non-perception, non-realization. অপ্রতীত a. not believed, disbelieved; doubted. 13)

(p. 50) apraṇidhāna inattention; neglect; carelessness. 20)

(p. 41) apatya a son or a daughter; a child; a young of any creature. ̃নির্বিশেষে adv. making no discrimination between one's own children and those of other people, not treating differently from one's son, just like one's own children. ̃স্নেহ n. love for one's children, parental affection, philoprogenitiveness. ̃হীন a. childless. 69)

(p. 17) adhijanana birth; procreation; production. 79)

(p. 2) akalpita not imaginary or fanciful; real; unthought-of, unimagined. ̃পূর্ব a. unpremeditated; unthought-of; not thought-of before. 28)

(p. 55) ababōdha1 special or specialized or esoteric knowledge; enlightenment; awakening; state of being awakened. 17)

(p. 63) abhōktā an abstemious or temperate eater. 157)

(p. 69) abhyudaẏa rise; coming into prominence or power; thriving or prospering or flourishing; prosperity; (sudden) appearance, advent. 13)

(p. 63) abhājana an unworthy person; an unfit or incompetent or worthless person; a distressed or destitute person; a wretch. 39)

(p. 2) akkā pāōẏā (sl.) to die. 76)