(p. 41) annābhāba want or shortage of food or rice; scarcity; famine. 18)

(p. 75) arthābhāba lack or want of money; paucity of fund.

(p. 90) asbābhābika unusual; unnatural; abnormal; rare. ̃তা n. unusualness; unnaturalness; abnormalcy; rarity. 76)

(p. 118) ābhā glow; shine; lustre, glaze; beam; flash; tinge. ̃ময় a. full of glow, glowing; beaming; shining. 53)

(p. 118) ābhā rubbing the body with oil etc; anointment. 54)

(p. 118) ābhāṅā not broken, unbroken (আভাঙা ডাল); not ground, unground (আভাঙা গম). 55)

(p. 118) ābhāṣa a preface, a prologue, a prefatory note, an introduction; an introductory talk; a conversation. ̃ণ n. addressing and talking to; conversation; an address, a speech, a talk. আভাষিত a. delivered as or mentioned in a speech. 56)

(p. 118) ābhāsa faint or indistinct presence ('আভাসে দাও দেখা'); a shadow; a hint (আভাসে জানানো); glow. আভাস দেওয়া v. to appear faintly or indistinctly; to give a hint, to hint. ̃ইঙ্গিত n. hints; slight or indirect suggestion. আভাসে ইঙ্গিতে adv. by indirect suggestion, by hints. 57)

(p. 118) ābhāsā (poet.) to blaze up, to glow; (poet.) to be revealed. 58)

(p. 118) ābhāsita indicated, suggested. 59)

(p. 228) kāraṇābhāba absence of cause; (loos.) absence of (adequate) evidence. 15)

(p. 311) guṇābhāsa a false notion that a person or a thing has a good quality or merit; semblance of good qualities or merits. 53)

(p. 396) jalābhāba scarcity of water. 3)

(p. 692) prābhātika of the morning. 65)

(p. 794) byābhāra (coll.) a gift, a present given for the sake of formality; coll. from of ব্যবহার । 92)

(p. 808) bhān̐ḍ়ābhān̐ḍ়i repeated or mutual deception. 25)

(p. 808) bhāgābhāgi mutuality; reciprocity; swapping; sharing out; apportionment or partition or allotment amongst partners. 35)

(p. 813) bhāẏarā, bhāẏarābhāi the husband of one's wife's sister, a brother-in-law. 17)

(p. 847) mahābhārata the Mahabharata, the greatest epic of the world. মহাভারত অশুদ্ধ হওয়া (fig.) occurrence of a serious fault or lapse, (cp.) profanation of the Bible. মহাভারত আরম্ভ করা (fig.) to begin an intolerably long harangue; (fig.) to make a long introduction. 27)

(p. 903) rasābhāsa (rhet.) a defect characterized by semblance of flavours or introduction of opposed flavour. 60)

(p. 927) lōkābhāba want of men; want of workers; thin population. 109)

(p. 1038) sbābhābika natural; characteristic; innate; instinctive, native; of the phenomenal world, normal; usual; spontaneous, not forced. স্বাভাবিকতা n. naturalness; normality; normalcy; usualness; spontaneity. 35)

(p. 1050) hābhāta, hābhātē one without means of procuring one's daily food; (fig.) an utterly indigent or wretched person. a. having no means to procure one's daily food; utterly indigent or wretched. 81)

(p. 1060) hētbābhāsa a fallacy. 58)