(p. 1) aṃśānō to descend as an inheritance, to devolve on. 9)

(p. 34) anubhūta realized; felt; perceived by sense. অনুভূতি n. realization; feeling; intuition; sense-perception. ̃হীন a. unthinking, not feeling, without intuition or sense. 26)

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

(p. 88) asambhābita unexpected, unanticipated. 13)

(p. 26) anātha having none to help or protect, helpless; orphan. fem. অনাথা, (pop.) অনাথিনী । ̃নাথ n. one who helps or protects the helpless; God. ̃শালা, অনাথাশ্রম n. charitable home or refuge for the helpless; an orphanage. 45)

(p. 20) adhōgāmī going downwards, descending; subsiding; downfallen, deteriorating; depraved; miserable, distressed; condemned to hell. 64)

(p. 83) aṣṭāpada (obs.) gold. 23)

(p. 30) anukta unspoken, untold, unuttered, unpronounced; not mentioned; not expressed, understood. ̃কর্তা n. (gr.) subject having third case-ending in the passive voice. ̃পূরণ n. act of supplying word or words in blank spaces, act of filling up gaps. 20)

(p. 56) abikṣata unhurt; undamaged; entire, intact, whole. 76)

(p. 36) anurañjita delighted, pleased; dyed or coloured (usu. in one colour); nourishing affection or love or attachment (towards), inclined (to). 6)

(p. 26) anādyanta having neither beginning nor end, having neither origin nor destruction; self-born and immortal. 54)

(p. 72) amudraṇīẏa unprintable, not to be or not fit to be printed. 3)

(p. 85) asandihāna unsuspicious, not doubting, free from misgivings. 51)

(p. 51) aprācīna not old or ancient. 46)

(p. 46) aparicchanna untidy, dirty; dingy; slovenly; unclean; (fig.) impure (অপরিচ্ছন্ন মন). ̃তা n. untidiness, dirtiness; dinginess; slovenliness; uncleanliness, impurity. 21)