(p. 26) anātmajña ignorant of one's own self, lacking in self-knowledge; not moving or acting in accordance with one's status or power or circumstances. 43)

(p. 26) anātmīẏa having no blood-relation or matrimonial relation (with), unrelated; unfriendly; having no kindred or relations. fem. অনাত্মীয়া । 44)

(p. 26) anātha having none to help or protect, helpless; orphan. fem. অনাথা, (pop.) অনাথিনী । ̃নাথ n. one who helps or protects the helpless; God. ̃শালা, অনাথাশ্রম n. charitable home or refuge for the helpless; an orphanage. 45)

(p. 253) kailāsanātha the lord of the Kailasa mountain; an appellation of Shiva শিব 64)

(p. 329) ghanātyaẏa, ghanānta (lit.) removal or end of clouds; the autumn season. 38)

(p. 377) chān̐danātalā a canopied place in the open where a Hindu marriage ceremony is held. 11)

(p. 412) jhanāt expressing a sound louder than ঝন । 25)

(p. 529) dhanātmaka (phys. & math.) positive. 15)

(p. 717) banāta broad-cloth; baize. 48)

(p. 974) sanātana eternal, catholic; in vogue for a pretty long time, very old. (সনাতন প্রথা). সনাতন ধর্ম n. the eternal religion or form of worship, the catholic religion; (loos.) the very ancient form of Hinduism. Hindu religion and tradition. সনাতনী a. fem. of সনাতন (a.). a. & n. one who or that which follows সনাতন ধর্ম । 84)

(p. 974) sanātha having a master or overlord or protector or husband; possessing; accompanied by. 85)