(p. 9) ajagara a python or the boa constrictor. 81)

(p. 9) ajanta (gr. of words) ending with a vowel sound. cf. opp. হলন্ত ending with a consonant sound. 82)

(p. 9) ajanmā (ori.) spiritual salvation; failure of crops; scarcity. a. (ori.) existing without being born. 83)

(p. 9) ajapā (fem.) incantations that can be recited without strain (that is 'হং সঃ' etc.); vital breath ('অজপা হতেছে শেষ'); a goddess of the tantrists. 84)

(p. 9) ajabīthi (rare) a chariot for gods; the Milky Way, the Galaxy. 85)

(p. 9) ajamūrkha a perfect fool, a perfect dunce. 86)

(p. 9) ajara not subject to decrepitude; never aging, ageless. n. a god অজরামর a. never aging or dying; ever young and immortal. অজরামরবত্ a. like one who is ageless and immortal. 88)

(p. 9) ajala-ashala (fig.) helpless condition, shelterless state. 89)

(p. 9) ajasra innumerable; immeasurable; abundant; profuse; ceaseless. adv. incessantly; always. 90)

(p. 9) ajahalliṅga (gr.) a noun never changing its gender when used as an adjective. 91)

(p. 9) ajāta not yet born; unborn; existing without being born; (dial.) socially degraded, born illegitimately, bastard. ̃শত্রু a. one whose enemy is not yet born; having no enemy. ̃শ্মশ্রু a. one whose beard has not yet grown; beardless; (fig.) not yet grown to manhood; very young, minor. 92)

(p. 9) ajānatē unknowingly; unconsciously; unintentionally; secretly, stealthily, surreptitiously. 93)

(p. 9) ajānā unknown; unfamiliar; strange. n. an unknown person or place ('কত অজানারে', 'কোন অজানায়' 94)

(p. 9) ajānita unknown. ̃ভাবে adv. unknowingly, unwittingly; unawares. 95)

(p. 9) ajijñāsita unasked; without being questioned. 96)

(p. 9) ajita unconquered, undefeated; unsubjugated. 98)

(p. 9) ajitēndriẏa (lit.) having no control over one's senses; of unbridled lust, lascivious. 99)

(p. 9) ajina deer-skin; hide. 100)

(p. 9) ajihba having no tongue, tongueless. n. a frog. 101)

(p. 9) ajībajani abiogenesis, spontaneous generation. 102)

(p. 9) ajīrṇa undigested. n. indigestion; dyspepsia. 103)

(p. 9) aju (Mus.) act of washing hands and feet before prayer; ablution. 104)

(p. 9) ajuradāra a labourer; a day-labourer. 105)

(p. 9) ajurā salary; wages for labour, esp. day-labour. 106)

(p. 9) ajuhāta a cause (usu. a false one); a pretext, a pretence, a plea. 107)