(p. 16) atyācāra oppression; outrage; tyranny; strain (চোখের উপর অত্যাচার); intemperate and irregular habits; taking undue advantage (স্নেহের বা আতিথ্যের উপর অত্যাচার). অত্যাচার করা v. to oppress; to outrage; to tyrannize over; to strain; to be of intemperate and irregular habits. অত্যাচারিত a. oppressed, harassed; persecuted, victimized. অত্যাচারী a. oppressing; oppressive; outrageous; tyrannizing; tyrannical; of intemperate and irregular habits. n. an oppressor; a tyrant; a man of profligate habits. 19)

(p. 26) anācāra unscriptural or unholy practice; uncultured or indecent practice; an immoral or abominable practice. অনাচারী a. abandoned; given to unscriptural or indecent or abominable practice. n. such a man. 40)

(p. 71) amitācāra intemperance in food, drink, practice and conduct. অমিতাচারী a. intemperate, immoderate, over-indulgent. 14)

(p. 85) asadācāra indecent or dishonest or evil practice; wickedness. a. given to indecent or dishonest or evil practice; indulging in wickedness. অসদাচারী a. same as অসদাচার (a.). 41)

(p. 102) ācārya one who teaches the Vedas; a scriptural teachers; a teacher; a tutor. fem. আচার্যা a woman teacher of the Vedas or scriptures; a woman teacher, a tutoress. fem. আচার্যানী the wife of an acharya (আচার্য) 36)

(p. 102) ācāra1 sauce; pickle. আমের আচার pickled slices of mango, mango pickles or preserves. 34)

(p. 102) ācāra2 religious or scriptural rules or prescriptions, rites; observance of these rules and prescriptions; conduct, behaviour; custom, practice (দেশাচার); good manners or conduct. ̃চ্যুত a. same as ̃ভ্রষ্ট । ̃নিষ্ঠ, ̃পরায়ণ, ̃বান a. observant of religious or scriptural rules and prescriptions; well-mannered; observant of the rules of conduct. আচারনিষ্ঠ ব্যক্তি a person with due regard for rituals and religious practices; a ritualist. ̃বিরুদ্ধ a. contrary to custom or practice. ̃ব্যবহার, ̃বিচার n. established customs and practices; conduct and behaviour. ̃ভ্রষ্ট a. one who has failed to observe or does not observe prescribed religious or scriptural rites. ̃হীন a. not observing religious or scriptural rites; impious. আচারী same as ̃নিষ্ঠ । 35)

(p. 168) upācārya (of a university) a vice-chancellor. 23)

(p. 194) kadācāra, kadācaraṇa an abominable habit or practice; malpractice. a. given to abominable or loathsome habits or practice. কদাচারী same as কদাচার (a.). 106)

(p. 243) kulācāra the traditional usage or custom of a family. 76)

(p. 243) kulācārya the hereditary religious guide or preceptor of a family; a matrimonial match-maker versed in genealogy. 77)

(p. 327) grahācārya a soothsayer, an astrologer. 10)

(p. 481) dakṣiṇācāra a system of Tantric (তান্ত্রিক) rituals. দক্ষিণাচারী a. & n. one who follows this system. 2)

(p. 506) durācāra wicked; depraved; sinful; indulging in nasty or foul or abominable practices. n. wickedness; depravity; sinfulness; a nasty or abominable practice. a. fem. দুরাচারিণী । 21)

(p. 517) dēśācāra customs and practices peculiar to a country. 23)

(p. 561) nācāra having no means; helpless; resourceless. 26)

(p. 577) niẏatācāra (of one) who observes or practises religious rites regularly. 29)

(p. 631) paśbācāra a form of asceticism characterized by self-restraint, continence and abstinence from drinking wine and eating meat; beastly conduct, brutality. পশ্বাচারী a. practising the aforesaid form of asceticism; bestial, brutal. 7)

(p. 633) pācāra act of finishing or consuming; slaughter, murder; secret removal (and hiding); kidnapping; smuggling; act or removing secretly and doing away. পাচার করা v. to finish; to consume; to slay, to murder, (coll.) to do in; to remove secretly (and conceal); to kidnap; to smuggle; to remove secretly and do away. 56)

(p. 743) bāmācāra a religious practice, prescribed in Tantrism, to be performed by a man in collaboration with a woman. বামাচারী n. a follower of this practice. 45)

(p. 866) mitācāra temperance, abstemiousness. মিতাচারী a. temperate, abstemious. fem. মিতাচারিণী । মিতাচারিতা n. same as মিতাচার । 2)

(p. 926) lācāra helpless, resourceless. 15)

(p. 927) lōkācāra a popular practice, a custom, a usage; customs and usages collectively. লোকাচারের বিরুদ্ধে a. contrary to popular practice, opposed to prevailing custom or usage. 105)

(p. 974) sadācāra good or virtuous practice; practice enjoined by the scriptures. ̃পরায়ণ, সদাচারী a. virtuous in practice. 54)

(p. 987) samācāra news, information, a message, a report. 4)