(p. 51) apratiruddha unresisted, unprevented, unobstructed, unopposed, unhindered. 4)

(p. 2) akṣudhā lack, absence or loss of appetite. 102)

(p. 73) arabinda a lotus. 47)

(p. 63) abhadra discourteous, uncivil; ungentlemanly; unmannerly. ̃জনোচিত, অভদ্রোচিত a. ungentlemanly; unmannerly. ̃তা n. discourtesy, incivility; ungentlemanliness; unmannerliness. 32)

(p. 17) adhityakā a plateau, a tableland. 81)

(p. 29) anipuṇa lacking in dexterity, unskilful; unskilled; ungainly. ̃তা n. lack of dexterity or skill; ungainliness. 2)

(p. 63) abhāba non-existence, absence; want, lack; need; dearth, shortage, scarcity; financial want; indigence; deficiency; deficit. ̃গ্রস্ত a. stricken with want, needy; indigent; poverty-stricken, destitute. ̃পূরণ n. meeting or supplying wants or needs; making up for deficiency or deficit. ̃মুক্ত a. relieved of want or poverty. অভাব মেটানো n. v. removing or to remove want. ̃মোচন n. removal of want or need or poverty; making up for deficiency or deficit. ̃মোচন করা v. to remove a want or wants or a need or needs; to make up for deficiency or deficit; to free from poverty or indigence. অভাবে স্বভাব নষ্ট want is at the root of corruption, (cp) necessity knows no law. 40)

(p. 71) amāniśā the night of the new moon. 6)

(p. 75) arūpa shapeless, formless, amorphous, unembodied; bereft of beauty, ugly. ̃রতন n. an unbodied gem. 10)

(p. 9) ajaiba inorganic (অজৈব খাদ্য, অজৈব রসায়ন); mineral (অজৈব লবণ, অজৈব সার). 109)

(p. 41) apatha a wrong or bad or improper path; improper means or conduct. 70)

(p. 51) aprabṛtta not engaged or employed; disengaged. 25)

(p. 56) abicāra injustice; misjudgment; unfair or wrong decision or assessment. অবিচার করা v. to do injustice; to judge unfairly or incorrectly or with partiality, to misjudge; to assess unfairly or incorrectly or with prejudice. ̃ক, অবিচারী a. & n. one who does injustice or misjudges or misconceives; one who assesses improperly or incorrectly. অবিচারে adv. unjustly. 82)

(p. 30) anutrikāshi (anat.) coccyx. 57)

(p. 41) antēbāsī a pupil or student or disciple (esp. one who boards at his master's house); one of a low-caste Hindu community known as the Chandalas (চন্ডাল) who in former days burned dead bodies professionally and dwelt in the outskirts of villages for they were regarded as untouchables. 9)