(p. 34) anumaraṇa voluntarily burning oneself to death (on the funeral pyre of a deceased husband). অনুমৃতা a. fem. embracing death in the aforesaid manner (esp. applicable to a widow following her husband to death). mas. অনুমৃত । 30)

(p. 72) amlajāna oxygen. 28)

(p. 17) adagdha unburnt, not consumed by fire. 16)

(p. 36) anurbara not fertile, infertile; barren, arid. 16)

(p. 30) anugrāhaka, anugrāhī conducive, helpful; graceful; favourable; propitious; kind, merciful; treating preferentially; patronizing. n. mas. such a person; a patron. 30)

(p. 63) abyabasha disordered; disorderly; lacking in arrangement; lacking in composure or decision; unsteady, fickle, hesitant. 2)

(p. 22) anagna not naked; not without a cover. 34)

(p. 9) atala (myth.) the first of the seven underworlds. a. bottomless, abysmal; unfathomable; extremely deep. ̃স্পর্শ a. abysmal; unfathomable; extremely deep. 141)

(p. 53) abaktabya that which cannot or should not be uttered; unspeakable. 5)

(p. 9) atarkita unthought of; unanticipated, unnoticed, unexpected. অতর্কিত আক্রমণ sudden or surprise attack. ̃ভাবে, অতর্কিতে adv. in an unguarded state; suddenly; unawares, unexpectedly. 140)

(p. 90) astyartha implication of existence or presence. ̃ক a. containing implication or implying of existence or presence. 43)

(p. 22) anadhika not exceeding, not more than. 54)

(p. 41) anyānya other; several and various; sundry; the others. 28)

(p. 9) atalāntika the Atlantic Ocean. 142)

(p. 90) asmaddēśē in our country. 84)