(p. 99) āklānta extremely tired or fatigued. 40)

(p. 107) ādyikāla very ancient times; remote days. আদ্যিকালের বুড়ি (usu. facet.) a very old-fashioned aged woman. 86)

(p. 98) ām̐śaṭē smelling of scales of fish; smelling of fish. 3)

(p. 99) ākrama a forcible passage; inroad; prowess; invasion; defeat; rise, appearance. 34)

(p. 96) ān̐caḍ়kāmaḍ় act of scratching and biting; bites and scratches. 29)

(p. 99) ākāra-prakāra appearance and bearing. 11)

(p. 106) āṭānna fifty-eight. 4)

(p. 126) ālubōkharā a variety of plum or prune of which jelly is prepared. 75)

(p. 102) ācamakā suddenly; unexpectedly; unawares; causing surprise. 27)

(p. 121) āmalaka, āmalaki, āmalakī emblica, the emblic myrobalan. 24)

(p. 99) ākāṭha, ākāṭhā inferior or worthless timber. 4)

(p. 118) ābēṣṭana surrounding or enclosing; a fence; a wall; that which encloses, an enclosure; surroundings, environment. আবেষ্টনী n. a fence; a wall; that which encloses, an enclosure; a circurmference; environment, surroundings. 47)

(p. 126) ālōkana seeing; casting a glance; observation; showing, demonstration. আলোকনীয় a. worth seeing; sightly. 84)

(p. 107) ātmāhuti self-immolation, self-sacrifice. 39)

(p. 114) ānāḍ়i inexpert, unskilled, inefficient; inexperienced; untrained; ignorant; foolish. ̃পনা n. inefficiency; lack of experience or skill; awkward behaviour. 20)