(p. 88) asambhrama indignity, dishonour, disrespect; insult. 15)

(p. 2) akṣata unhurt or unwounded; unimpaired; unblemished; unreserved. ̃দেহ, ̃শরীর a. of a person bearing no wound; unhurt or uninjured or unwounded. ̃যোনি a. fem. having had no experience of sexual union; possessing true virginity. 91)

(p. 17) adbitīẏa having no second or parallel; absolute; matchless; singular, unique; supreme. 39)

(p. 41) anbaẏa succession; (gr.) sequence, syntax, word-order; family; relation; order, serial order; agreement, concord. অন্বয়ী a. related, connected; relating, connecting, agreeing, concordant. 19)

(p. 9) ajapā (fem.) incantations that can be recited without strain (that is 'হং সঃ' etc.); vital breath ('অজপা হতেছে শেষ'); a goddess of the tantrists. 84)

(p. 22) adhyaśana over-eating, surfeit; act of eating a second time before the food taken previously has been digested. 16)

(p. 90) ahamikā (psy.) egoism, egotism, pride; self-conceit, vanity. 94)

(p. 1) aṃśī entitled to a share. n. a partner or shareholder; co-sharer; participant. 12)

(p. 90) ahita harm; injury. ̃কর a. harmful; injurious; malignant; unwholesome. ̃কামী a. desirous of doing harm, evilminded, evil-intentioned; malevolent, maleficent. ̃কারী a. & n. one who causes harm or injury; one who maligns. অহিতাচরণ, অহিতাচার n. harmful practice, prejudicial practice; harm. 100)

(p. 38) antḥśbasana, antḥśbāsa inhalation. 40)

(p. 41) apajāta degenerate; base-born. অপজাতি n. a degenerated or base race or community. 61)

(p. 34) anubhāba influence, governing power; unction; feeling of happiness; (rhet.) physical expression of permanent emotions (such as, tears, frowning, sighs, goose-flesh etc.). 24)

(p. 41) apajñāna slight, contempt; disrespect, disregard; neglect. 63)

(p. 87) asamaniẏata asynchronous. 9)

(p. 88) asambaddha (rare) not tied together; incoherent, desultory, rambling, incoherent and nonsensical, irrelevant (অসম্বদ্ধ প্রলাপ); unconnected, unrelated, unattached, unaffiliated. ̃তা n. (rare) state of not being tied together; incoherence. desultoriness; state of being incoherent and nonsensical, irrelevance; absence of connection or relation or attachment or affiliation. 8)