(p. 51) aprāpya unavailable; unattainable; unacquirable, unprocurable; rare, scarce. 50)

(p. 69) amanuṣya (of a human being) devoid of human qualities; inhuman; unworthy of being called a human being; goodfor-nothing. n. such a man. (̃ত্ব). v. lack of human qualities; inhumanity; unmanliness; worthlessness. 29)

(p. 73) ayauktika untenable by reason or contrary to reason; unreasonable; illogical. ̃তা n. unreasonableness; illogicality. 25)

(p. 34) anuyōktā one who blames; a complainant; an accuser. fem. অনুযোক্ত্রী । 44)

(p. 30) anupada at every step; immediately following; in the wake of; hereafter, afterwards, later on, then. a. following, pursuing. 94)

(p. 40) antarbarga a sub-order. 25)

(p. 56) abikhyāta not famous; not celebrated. 79)

(p. 24) anabalamba, anabalambana having no prop or support; having nothing to fall back on; having no refuge. 40)

(p. 63) abrāhmaṇa a non-Brahman; a degenerated Brahman; (rare) a non-Brahman endowed with the qualities of a Brahman. a. destitute of the qualities or status of a Brahman; non-Brahman. 23)

(p. 34) anubēdana imparting knowledge of, enlightenment, instruction, intimation. information, sympathy, compassion. 20)

(p. 71) amitābha one with boundless splendour or glory; an appellation of Lord Buddha. 15)

(p. 72) ambhōda the cloud. 25)

(p. 78) alakātilaka, alakātilakā painting on one's face with sandal-paste. 20)

(p. 26) anāhita (phys.) uncharged. 90)

(p. 62) abujha inconsolable; not amenable to reason, unreasonable; obstinate; stupid; foolish. 6)