(p. 75) arcaka a worshipper; a priest; a communicant. 17)

(p. 63) abhūta that which or one who has not (ever) come into being, unborn, never born; that which has not happened; (of time) not gone by or passed. ̃পূর্ব a. unprecedented; novel. 154)

(p. 90) asṭrēliẏāna, asṭrēlīẏa Australian. n. an Australian; the language of Australia. 34)

(p. 30) anīpsita undesired, unwanted, not craved or longed for; unexpected. 8)

(p. 56) abāka2 speechless; mute; silent. 54)

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

(p. 9) acāñcalya absence of restlessness, calm; firmness; steadiness. 50)

(p. 88) asambhābita unexpected, unanticipated. 13)

(p. 36) anulipi a piece of similar writing, a facsimile or duplicate copy of written matter, a transcript, a copy; a piece of transliterated or dictated writing. 20)

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

(p. 87) asamakṣē at the back of, in one's absence. 3)

(p. 38) anaipuṇya lack of skill or dexterity or proficiency, incompetence. 22)

(p. 47) aparibēṣṭita not surrounded or encircled; not enclosed; unenclosed. 12)

(p. 20) adhibidya erudite, learned. 18)

(p. 26) anaśana abstinence from food, fasting; starvation. ̃ক্লিষ্ট a. stricken with starvation; famished. অনশন ধর্মঘট n. hunger-strike. ̃ব্রত n. abstinence from food (till one's death) under a solemn vow; (loos.) hunger-strike. 26)