(p. 121) āmantraẏitā an inviter; a host; one who gives a call to come; one who greets. 12)

(p. 107) ātāmra slightly copper-coloured; slightly dull red. 19)

(p. 126) āsakē variety of pancake made of a thin paste of liquefied rice-powder. 137)

(p. 115) āndōlita swung, oscillated; stirred; vibrated; cogitated, discussed. 17)

(p. 118) ābadāra a childish or capricious insistence on having or doing something; an unreasonable demand or claim; a fanciful claim preferred to an affectionate person. আবদার করা v. to insist childishly or capriciously on having or doing something; to demand or claim unreasonably. আবদারে, আবদেরে a. insisting childishly or capriciously on having or doing something. 3)

(p. 104) āchila (poet.) 3rd. per. (sing.) was; (pl.) were. 15)

(p. 133) āharita but pop. form of আহৃত । 44)

(p. 126) ālānō to dishevel or spread out (as hair); to ruffle; to spread out (as paddy etc. whilst sunning); to unloose or untie; to open (বই বা পাঁজি আলানো). 55)

(p. 99) āgamita (rare) imported. 64)

(p. 96) ān̐kibuki a scribble, drawing or writing carelessly or unmindfully. 22)

(p. 126) ālīḍh় licked; tasted. n. a posture (adopted esp. whilst shooting an arrow) with a knee folded in the front and the other stretched out behind, (cp.) a crouchant position. 68)

(p. 96) ān̐khara a letter of the alphabet. 25)

(p. 118) ābirbhāba coming into view (esp. for the first time or from hiding); appearance (esp. sudden); advent; arrival; birth; coming into existence; (of a deity) installing oneself somewhere; (of authors, painters, actors etc.) first appearance before the public; (of flowers etc.) coming out or being revealed, manifestation. 32)

(p. 107) ādapē in reality, really; in truth; in fact, as a matter of fact; at all, in the least. 50)

(p. 107) ādhibhautika originating from the four (or five) elements, elemental; effected or produced by living organism, biological; pertaining to organic life, organic. 102)