(p. 56) abāṅāli a non-Bengali; contrary to customs or characteristics or practices of the Bengali. 56)

(p. 88) asahāẏa helpless; lonely, solitary; companionless; defenceless, weak. ̃তা n. helplessness; defencelessness. fem. অসহায়া । 22)

(p. 69) abhyarthita greeted, hailed; one who or that which has been accorded a reception or welcome; received cordially. 4)

(p. 2) akṣauhiṇī a division of army in ancient India, comprising 1935 foot-soldiers, 6561 cavalrymen, 2187 fighters on elephant-back and 2187 charioteers. 104)

(p. 30) anudghātī level, plain, not uneven. 67)

(p. 90) asmaddēśīẏa of or relating to our country. 83)

(p. 22) anatikrama, anatikramaṇa not passing beyond or over; not crossing; not transgressing or infringing or violating. অনতিক্রমণীয়, অনতিক্রম্য a. incapable of being passed beyond or over; incapable of being crossed; impassable; inviolable; incapable of being overcome (অনতিক্রম্য বাধা); insuperable. অনতিক্রান্ত a. that has not been passed beyond or over; not crossed; not transgressed or violated or infringed; not overcome; not surmounted; unbeaten. 45)

(p. 73) arājaka anarchical; divested of law and order, lawless; disorderly. ̃তা n. absence of government in a society; anarchy; lawlessness and disorder; political or social disorder; turmoil. 51)

(p. 48) apuccha tailless; anurous. 49)

(p. 48) apahāsa derisive or scornful laughter or smile; simper. 24)

(p. 2) akṛpaṇa not niggardly or miserly; liberal, generous; without reserve (অকৃপণ প্রশংসা). ̃তা n. generousness. 69)

(p. 20) adhiprāṇabāda (phil.) the vitalistic theory. 9)

(p. 7) agrya first; foremost; chief. 22)

(p. 9) añjanikā, añjani inflamed swelling on the edge of the eyelid, a sty. 119)

(p. 87) asamṛddha not prosperous; not affluent or wealthy. 32)