(p. 26) anākarṣaṇīẏa uninviting, unattractive. 33)

(p. 2) akhala artless, guileless, naive. 108)

(p. 73) ayātrā occurrence or object considered portending evil for one setting out on a journey; an ill omen for a journey; inauspicious journey. 16)

(p. 7) agnyastra firearm. 9)

(p. 73) amlīkṛta acidulated; acidified. 5)

(p. 36) anulikhana similar writing; copying a writing, transcription; transliteration; taking down dictation; a piece of similar writing; a reproduction of written matter, a copy, a transcript; a piece of transliterated or dictated writing. 19)

(p. 7) aghaṭanīẏa not likely to happen. 25)

(p. 56) abaśiṣṭāṃśa remainder, remnant, residue. 24)

(p. 22) anadhikṛta not taken possession of; not captured or seized; unoccupied; unconquered. 56)

(p. 17) adhastaka hypodermis. 56)

(p. 17) adrija born of or produced from a mountain. n. bitumen; red ochre. 45)

(p. 88) asambhrama indignity, dishonour, disrespect; insult. 15)

(p. 83) aṣṭāṅga the eight limbs of the body (namely, two hands, the breast or bosom, the forehead, two eyes, the throat or speech, and the backbone; or alternatively, two great toes, two knees, two hands, the breast and the nose); the eight systems of yoga. a. having eight branches or departments (অষ্টাঙ্গ আয়ুর্বেদ). 19)

(p. 37) anuṣṭhātā one who introduces, or initiates or begins; one who does or performs or executes or renders a work, ceremony etc. n. an introducer or initiator, a commencer; a doer, a performer; an organizer. fem. অনুষ্ঠাত্রী । 9)

(p. 2) akṣauhiṇī a division of army in ancient India, comprising 1935 foot-soldiers, 6561 cavalrymen, 2187 fighters on elephant-back and 2187 charioteers. 104)