(p. 30) anujībya worthy of being resorted to or served. 44)

(p. 30) anuprabiṣṭa entered or gone into; infiltrated; penetrated, pierced into; gone into the depth or heart (of); one who has realized the inner significance of. 112)

(p. 41) anyārtha another meaning, a different meaning. অন্যার্থক a. having another or a different meaning. 31)

(p. 72) amēdhābī lacking in intelligence, unintelligent; dull-headed. 13)

(p. 53) abakrama grade (term.). 6)

(p. 26) anākāṅkṣā lack or absence of desire; absence of longing. 34)

(p. 34) anuprēraṇā invigoration; a stimulus; an inspiration; enthusiasm; encouragement. 6)

(p. 24) ananubhabanīẏa incapable of being felt, unperceivable. 9)

(p. 89) asādhya incapable of being done or accomplished or attained or realized; unperformable, impracticable, unattainable, unrealizable, unachievable through meditation, asceticism etc. (অসাধ্য সাধনা); irremediable, incurable (অসাধ্য রোগ). ̃সাধন n. making the impossible possible; realization of the unrealizable, attainment of the unattainable; (loos.) accomplishment of a seemingly impossible task (esp. through extraordinary efforts). শিবের অসাধ্য even gods cannot do, even beyond the power of gods. 11)

(p. 80) aśōcanīẏa, aśōcya that which or one who is not to be grieved for, unlamentable, not to be lamented. 39)

(p. 36) anulēha (poet.) attachment, attraction; affection, fondness; love. 24)

(p. 9) acikitsā lack of medical treatment; bad or faulty medical treatment. 54)

(p. 2) akartabya that which should not be done; improper. 17)

(p. 69) amartya unearthly; extra-mundane; heavenly, celestial, divine. n. an immortal being; a god. ̃লোক n. the abode of gods, heaven. 43)

(p. 90) astrāgāra an armoury. 45)