(p. 83) aśrābya (of words etc.) unworthy of being heard, obscene; indecent; (rare) inaudible. অশ্রাব্য ভাষা vulgar or filthy language. 9)

(p. 17) adhikēśa periwig. 70)

(p. 16) atyāhita harm, injury; great fear. 27)

(p. 63) abhēda absence of difference or distinction or dissimilarity or discrimination; identity, oneness; similarity; unity. a. identical; similar, like. অভেদাত্মা a. (of two persons) inseparably united, intimate. অভেদী a. making up discrimination; one who or that which accepts philosophical identity. অভেদ্য a. undetachable, inseparable; impenetrable; impervious; impregnable. অভেদ্যতা n. impenetrability; imperviousness. 155)

(p. 75) arthāpatti (log.) a circumstantial source of proof, a kind of inference; presumption; (rhet.) a figure of speech akin to metonymy. 35)

(p. 56) abikāra that which or one who is in the natural or original state; unchanged, unaltered; unchanging; undistorted, uncorrupted; unperverted; unmixed; unputrefied; unmoved, unshaken, unperturbed; unwavering; unimpassioned; dispassionate; having no distaste or allergy or apathy towards. n. such a state. 71)

(p. 56) abimṛśya indiscreet, injudicious, imprudent; thoughtless, rash; (dero.) undoubting, over-sure. ̃কারী a. & n. one who acts indiscreetly or injudiciously or imprudently or rashly; one who is (indiscreetly) undoubting. ̃কারিতা n. indiscretion. injudiciousness, imprudence; thoughtlessness. 111)

(p. 2) akrēẏa, ākrā unpurchasable; costly or dear or expensive. 83)

(p. 48) apēkṣamāṇa in the state of waiting or awaiting. 65)

(p. 85) asandihāna unsuspicious, not doubting, free from misgivings. 51)

(p. 69) amāṃsala not fleshy.

(p. 80) aśāsana absence of rule or government; lack of discipline or control; indiscipline. অশাসনীয়, অশাস্য a. ungovernable; uncontrollable; unruly; grossly disobedient or recalcitrant. অশাসিত a. ungoverned; uncontrolled; not disciplined. 27)

(p. 80) aśani thunderbolt; thunder; lightning. ̃গর্জন, ̃পতন, ̃পাত, ̃সম্পাত n. a crash of thunder, thunderclap. 19)

(p. 9) achiẏatanāmā written document by which a person makes arrangements for his effects on death, a will. 76)

(p. 26) anātmajña ignorant of one's own self, lacking in self-knowledge; not moving or acting in accordance with one's status or power or circumstances. 43)