(p. 75) aruddha not closed or barred; not restrained or obstructed; unchecked, unimpeded. 6)

(p. 85) asadṛśa dissimilar, unlike; incongruous; different; unbecoming, improper. 45)

(p. 88) asamprīti absence or lack of amity or friendliness. 7)

(p. 90) ahaṅkṛta self-conceited; proud; haughty, arrogant, insolent; vainglorious. 92)

(p. 9) aṅganā a woman of graceful physique, a beautiful woman; a woman. 18)

(p. 26) anābiṣkṛta undiscovered; not yet invented; not found out, untraced; unknown. 60)

(p. 53) abatīrṇa one who or that which has come down or gone down or descended or alighted or climbed down or dismounted; flown down to or towards the ground; one who has got out of any vehicle, disembarked; (of a celestial being) incarnated ('অবতীর্ণ এ ধরায়'); one who or that which has appeared or arrived. অবতীর্ণ হওয়া v. to come or go down, to get down, to descend, to alight, to climb down, to dismount; to get out of any vehicle, to disembark; (of birds etc.) to fly down to or towards the ground; to step down (from a position etc.); (of a celestial being) to become incarnated, to take one's birth upon the earth; to appear or arrive; (rare) to pass over or come through. ভূমিকায় অবতীর্ণ হওয়া to appear in the role of, to act as (in a play). 28)

(p. 38) antaka Yama (যম) the god of death and Hades. a. destroying; destructive; causing the end of. 50)

(p. 63) abhimāna pride, vanity; self-respect, self-esteem, dignity, amour propre; egotism; huff; tiff; state of one's feeling being hurt; offended state of mind; sensitiveness. অভিমানী a. proud; vain; (excessively) self-respecting, self-conceited; dignified, exalted, noble; egotistic; one whose feelings are hurt, offended; in a huff; sensitive; (loos.) maudlin; touchy, thin-skinned, easily stung. n. such a person. fem. অভিমানিনী । 103)

(p. 20) adhiyuga an epoch. 35)

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

(p. 2) agastya a mythological sage of India; (astrol.) the Canopus. ̃যাত্রা n. the first day of the month of Bhadra (ভাদ্র) when the sage Agastya asked the bending Vindhyas to wait till he came back and he never came back (this day has since been regarded by the Hindus as extremely inauspicious to set out on a journey; (cp. a corbie messenger). অগস্ত্যোদয় n. rise of the star Agastya or Canopus (about the 17th or 18th day of Bhadra). 126)

(p. 48) apahṛta stolen; pilfered; plundered; looted; robbed, snatched; misappropriated; abducted; carried off, lifted. 25)

(p. 38) antaraṭipuni a secret pinching of the heart of a person which is only known to the pincher and the pinched and nobody else, a surreptitious prodding or pinching, blow or thrust. 57)

(p. 16) atyāścarya most astonishing; very wonderful; amazing; miraculous. 24)