(p. 26) anāhāra state of going without food; fasting, starvation. অনাহারী a. going without food; fasting. অনাহারে adv. going without food; on fast. অনাহারে থাকা v. to go without food; to starve, to fast. 89)

(p. 2) akaṭu (of smell or taste) not acrid or bitter or pungent. 2)

(p. 40) antarbāsa an undergarment; a short loincloth usually worn by Hindu ascetics. 29)

(p. 62) abyabasāẏa lack of practice or training; lack of enterprise; incompetence. অব্যবসায়ী a. lacking knack in business enterprise; unpractical, unbusinesslike; not having any practice or training; unenterprising; inexperienced; incompetent.

(p. 38) antaraṅga having blood relation or friendship; very intimate, hand in glove. n. an internal limb or part. ̃তা n. close intimacy. 56)

(p. 79) alipāna drinking wine; a drinking bout. 25)

(p. 90) asukha unhappiness; distress, grief; uneasiness, discomfort; displeasure; illness, ailment; a disease. ̃কর, ̃দায়ক, অসুখাবহ a. causing unhappiness, unhappy; distressing, oppressive; causing discomfort, uncomfortable. অসুখী a. distressed, unhappy; sorrowful; displeased. 10)

(p. 7) agnyāśaẏa the pancreas. অগ্ন্যাশয় রস pancreatic juice. 10)

(p. 2) agastya a mythological sage of India; (astrol.) the Canopus. ̃যাত্রা n. the first day of the month of Bhadra (ভাদ্র) when the sage Agastya asked the bending Vindhyas to wait till he came back and he never came back (this day has since been regarded by the Hindus as extremely inauspicious to set out on a journey; (cp. a corbie messenger). অগস্ত্যোদয় n. rise of the star Agastya or Canopus (about the 17th or 18th day of Bhadra). 126)

(p. 90) astara2 a mixture of slaked lime, sand etc. used for coating walls, ceilings; plaster; material sewn to the inner surface of a garment, lining. 37)

(p. 17) adhi used in the senses of above, on, over, upon, higher, greater, more, superior, ruling, dominating, etc. over-, super-, sur-, ad-, etc. 60)

(p. 34) anuyukta blamed; censured; reproached; accused. 43)

(p. 83) aśbinī the first of the twenty-seven stars according to Hindu astronomy; (myth.) the horse-shaped wife of the sun-god; (pop.) the mare. ̃কুমার, ̃নন্দন n. either of the twin brothers who are physicians of heaven. 3)

(p. 73) arabinda a lotus. 47)

(p. 34) anubēla near the shore; in the coastal or littoral region; unceasing, without stopping, incessant. 21)