(p. 16) atīta elapsed, passed away, gone by; dead; past; former, existed or occurred in the past. prep. past, beyond. n. past times or days; ancient times; the past; (gr.) the past tense. ̃কাল n. same as অতীত (n.). ̃বেত্তা n. one who knows things or incidents of the past. অতীত হওয়া v. to pass away, to elapse, to become a thing of the past. 4)

(p. 16) atīndriẏa beyond the range of the senses; imperceptible; impalpable; subtle; (loos.) transcendental. ̃তা n. impalpability; subtlety; (loos.) transcendentalism. 5)

(p. 16) atība very; very much; extremely; exceedingly, excessively. 6)

(p. 22) anatīta not yet gone by or past. 52)

(p. 22) anatītabālya of one who has not yet passed his childhood or boyhood. 53)

(p. 51) apratīka without a symbol; intangible. 12)

(p. 51) apratīti incredulity; doubt; lack of belief or conviction; non-comprehension, non-perception, non-realization. অপ্রতীত a. not believed, disbelieved; doubted. 13)

(p. 51) apratīẏamāna not revealed or disclosed; not expressed. 14)

(p. 53) abatīrṇa one who or that which has come down or gone down or descended or alighted or climbed down or dismounted; flown down to or towards the ground; one who has got out of any vehicle, disembarked; (of a celestial being) incarnated ('অবতীর্ণ এ ধরায়'); one who or that which has appeared or arrived. অবতীর্ণ হওয়া v. to come or go down, to get down, to descend, to alight, to climb down, to dismount; to get out of any vehicle, to disembark; (of birds etc.) to fly down to or towards the ground; to step down (from a position etc.); (of a celestial being) to become incarnated, to take one's birth upon the earth; to appear or arrive; (rare) to pass over or come through. ভূমিকায় অবতীর্ণ হওয়া to appear in the role of, to act as (in a play). 28)

(p. 69) amarābatī, amarāpurī, amarālaẏa same as অমরা2 । 40)

(p. 75) arundhatī (astr.) a dim star in the Ursa Major; (myth.) the devoted wife of sage Vasistha (বশিষ্ঠ). 8)

(p. 85) asatī unchaste; unfaithful to one's husband. n. such a woman. 34)

(p. 123) āẏatī a married woman whose husband is alive. 7)

(p. 136) iṅga-bhāratīẏa Anglo-Indian. n. an Anglo-Indian. 20)

(p. 138) irābatī the river Ravi in the Punjab. 50)

(p. 183) ētadbyatīta, ētadbhinna besides this, in addition to this; apart from this. 56)

(p. 296) gatīẏa kinetic, dynamic. 11)

(p. 385) jagatī the mother earth, the earth, the world; (pl.) the people of the world. ̃তল n. the face or surface of the earth. 17)

(p. 390) jampati, jampatī a married couple; a husband and a wife. 28)

(p. 390) jaratī decrepit; very old; very old and without any novelty (জরতী পৃথিবী). masc. জরত্ । 43)

(p. 410) jyōtiṣmatī of জ্যোতিষ্মান । 51)

(p. 442) tadbyatirikta, tadbyatīta beside or other than or without him or her or it or that; more than it or that. 115)

(p. 442) tapatī shadow (personified); the wife or the daughter of the sungod; the river Tapti. 135)

(p. 457) tibbati, tibbatīẏa of Tibet, Tibetan. n. a Tibetan; the language of Tibet, Tibetan. 85)

(p. 485) dampati, dampatī a husband and a wife, a male and a female creature, a couple. 10)