(p. 24) anapacaẏa absence of waste or wastefulness or improvidence. 24)

(p. 41) apacaẏa loss; waste; wastage; state of being wasted or squandered away; decrease; decay; misuse. অপচয় করা v. to waste; to squander away, to fritter away, to throw away; to misuse. 53)

(p. 41) apacaẏita ill-spent; wasted; squandered away; misused. 54)

(p. 126) ālapākā the alpaca; cloth made of its wool. 38)

(p. 162) upacakṣu spectacles; glasses. 10)

(p. 162) upacarita (esp. of deities) entertained with offerings or presents; worshipped or served; (rhet.) metaphorically signified. 12)

(p. 162) upacaryā act of waiting on, attendance; nursing; medical treatment. 13)

(p. 162) upacaẏa a collection, an assemblage, a multitude; prosperity; improvement; nourishment; increase of value (of property), appreciation; (astrol.) the third, sixth, tenth and eleventh houses of the astrological zodiac. 11)

(p. 347) capacapa expressing drenched or slushy state. চপচপ করা v. to be drenched or slushy or sloppy. চপচপে a. excessively drenched or slushy or sloppy, dripping wet.

(p. 348) campaka a flower or its tree of the magnolia family, the Michelia champaca, the champak. ̃দাম n. a wreath or garland of champak flowers. 19)

(p. 601) paca putrefaction, rotting. পচ ধরা v. to begin to rot or putrefy or decay. 43)

(p. 601) pacana cooking; digesting, digestion; putrefaction, rotting; (med.) sepsis. ̃নিবারক a. counteracting putrefaction: (med.) antiseptic. ̃শীল a. easily putrefied; putrescent, rotting; (med.) getting septic. 44)