(p. 69) amarābatī, amarāpurī, amarālaẏa same as অমরা2 । 40)

(p. 41) annābhāba want or shortage of food or rice; scarcity; famine. 18)

(p. 26) anāsakta having no attachment for or interest in; indifferent, unconcerned. অনাসক্তি n. absence of attachment or interest; indifference; unconcernedness. 83)

(p. 90) aharniśa, aharniśi day and night; all the time; always; incessantly. 96)

(p. 2) akapaṭa frank, candid, sincere, aboveboard; straightforward; unreserved. ̃তা n. frankness; candour, sincerity, ̃চিত্তে, অকপটে adv. open-heartedly, frankly, sincerely, candidly. 10)

(p. 48) apahantā a killer, a slayer; a murderer; a destroyer. 19)

(p. 41) apacchāẏā a phantom; an apparition; a ghost; a ghastly illusion. 60)

(p. 38) antakāla the time of death or termination. 51)

(p. 90) asundara not beautiful; ugly; ungraceful; ungainly; uncouth. 11)

(p. 38) anūdita (ori. but rare) said or mentioned afterwards; (loos. but pop.) translated. 13)

(p. 87) asamādṛta received or accepted coldly, treated coldly; slighted; neglected, disregarded. 25)

(p. 72) amla the sour taste; anything tasting sour; (path.) acidity caused by indigestion, waterbrash, heart-burn; (chem.) an acid. a. sour. ̃তা n. acidity; sourness. ̃পিত্ত n. acidity caused by biliary disturbance, acidity of the stomach, acidosis. ̃ফল, ̃বীজ n. the tamarind. ̃মধুর a. possessing a mixed taste of sour and sweet; (rhet. of words) sweet but acid and biting, sweet sounding but caustic. ̃মতি n. acidimetry. ̃রস n. the sour taste. 27)

(p. 69) amarādhipa, amarādhīśa Indra (ইন্দ্র) the king of gods. 39)

(p. 51) aprāpti non-availability; non-receipt; non-acquisition; non-procurement; non-realization, non-attainment. 49)

(p. 26) anārtabā not yet attained puberty. 76)