(p. 22) anatibistṛta not very extensive or broad or wide or spacious. 51)

(p. 30) anīti lack or absence of principle or morality; immorality. 6)

(p. 48) apahṛta stolen; pilfered; plundered; looted; robbed, snatched; misappropriated; abducted; carried off, lifted. 25)

(p. 88) asaha (ori.) intolerent, unforbearing, unforgiving; intolerable, insufferable, unbearable. অসহন n. intolerance; non-forbearance; unforgivingness. a. same as অসহ । অসহনশীল a. intolerant; impatient. ̃নীয় a. intolerable, insufferable, unbearable. অসহমান a. incapable of toleration or forgiveness, intolerant, unforgiving. 20)

(p. 51) aphuṭanta not boiling; not blooming. 58)

(p. 90) asaumya unlovely; ungentle; not calm or placid; not sedate or sober. 29)

(p. 17) adarśana invisibility; absence from the range of sight; disappearance. অদর্শন হওয়া. v. to go out of sight; to become invisible; to disappear. 24)

(p. 69) abhyudaẏa rise; coming into prominence or power; thriving or prospering or flourishing; prosperity; (sudden) appearance, advent. 13)

(p. 73) ayukta not joined or connected or attached; disjointed, disconnected, unattached, detached, separated. অযুক্তি n. disunion, disconnection, separation; unreasonableness, unjustness; illogicality; a wrong or fallacious argument; a fallacy; bad or mischievous advice; sophistry; impropriety. অযুক্তিযুক্ত a. untenable by reason, unreasonable, illogical. 17)

(p. 78) alaṅkāra an ornament; act of dressing or painting; an ornamental dress; anything worn to display physical grace and beauty; a mark of honour, beauty; (fig.) pride, glory; (in lit.) rhetoric. ̃বর্জিত a. (in lit.) simple; unrhetorical; bald. ̃বহুল a. (ভাষা-সম্বন্ধে) florid. অলংকারবহুল ভাষা ornate language. ̃শাস্ত্র n. the art of rhetoric. 15)

(p. 26) anastaga (astr.) circumpolar. 29)

(p. 48) aputra, aputraka sonless; (loos.) childless. 51)

(p. 40) antarbigraha, antarbiplaba an internal feud; a domestic quarrel; a civil war. 31)

(p. 63) abhilakṣya (phys.) objective. 118)

(p. 90) asṭrēlēśīẏa Australasian. n. an Australasian; any of the languages of Australasia. 35)