(p. 26) anāmukha, anāmukhō having a face so inauspicious that one should not look at it, one whose face is an ill-omen; sinister-looking. n. such a man. fem. অনামুখী । 68)

(p. 46) apaẏā, apēẏē (also used in masc.) ill-omened, ominous; unlucky; inauspicious (usu. attributed to the appearance or presence of a person, creature or thing). 4)

(p. 78) alakṣaṇa an ill omen; an inauspicious sign. a. ill-omened; inauspicious; sinister. fem. অলক্ষণা । 24)

(p. 78) alakṣaṇē, alakṣunē ill-omened; inauspicious; sinister; portending evil. 25)

(p. 85) asacchala financially uneasy; hard-up, ill-off, tight, indigent, poor. ̃তা n. financial uneasiness, hardship or difficulty; indigence, poverty. 25)

(p. 88) asampanna unfinished, unaccomplished; unexecuted, unperformed, undone; outstanding; not well-to-do, ill-off. 2)

(p. 126) ālēẏā ignus fatuus, will-o'-the-wisp; (fig.) delusion. আলেয়ার আলো the light of will-o'-the-wisp; (fig.) a ray of false hope or delusion, golden dreams; insubstantial thing, optical illusion. 80)

(p. 248) kusbapna a bad dream; an ill-omened dream, a nightmare. 13)

(p. 665) pētani a female spirit; (sarcas.) an extremely ugly or dirty woman, a hag or a slut. পেতনির আলো will-o'-the-wisp. 7)