(p. 26) anāhūta uncalled; uninvited; unbidden; uncalled-for; unwanted. 91)

(p. 9) ajitēndriẏa (lit.) having no control over one's senses; of unbridled lust, lascivious. 99)

(p. 55) abani, abanī the earth, the world; land. ̃তল n. the surface of the earth; the earth; ground. ̃পতি n. a king; an emperor. ̃মণ্ডল n. the whole of the earth; the world; (loos.) the universe. অবনীশ, অবনীশ্বর n. a king; an emperor. 12)

(p. 20) adhūta unshivering, not trembling; steady and still. 58)

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

(p. 9) ajānā unknown; unfamiliar; strange. n. an unknown person or place ('কত অজানারে', 'কোন অজানায়' 94)

(p. 46) aparā of অপর । a. fem. (phil.) other than the absolute or supreme; illusory; worldly, mundane. 6)

(p. 47) aparihārya, apariharaṇīẏa unavoidable; indispensable; inevitable. 29)

(p. 80) aśōṣaṇīẏa, aśōṣya not absorbable. 43)

(p. 26) anādikāla time immemorial, very old or ancient time. 49)

(p. 16) atyādara over-indulgence. 21)

(p. 7) agōcara beyond the reach of comprehension or of sense-organs; beyond one's knowledge; invisible. অগোচরে adv. without or beyond one's knowledge; behind one's back; unobservedly; stealthily. 3)

(p. 24) anabashā lack of order, disorder; unsettled state, restlessness; (log.) a defect in argument caused by working back from one thing to another especially from effect to cause, a regress. 43)

(p. 36) anuraṇana resonance, sympathetic vibration, reverberation; an echo. 7)

(p. 41) apanēẏa removable, effaceable; eliminable; revocable. 79)