(p. 50) apratipatti lack of influence or power. 26)

(p. 30) anudina day after day, everyday. 63)

(p. 30) anutpādī unproductive. 49)

(p. 75) arugṇa not sickly; not diseased. 3)

(p. 90) asbābhābika unusual; unnatural; abnormal; rare. ̃তা n. unusualness; unnaturalness; abnormalcy; rarity. 76)

(p. 51) apratirūpa without equal, matchless, incomparable, unique. 5)

(p. 2) akaluṣa absence of corruption or blemish or sin. a. uncorrupted; unblemished; sinless. 26)

(p. 51) apradīpa black-out. a. having no lamps burning; destitute of light or lamps. 21)

(p. 17) adbaita (theo.) having no second or diversity, monistical; unitarian, nondual, absolute. n. Brahma (ব্রক্ষ্ম); God. ̃বাদ n. non-dualism, monism, monotheism, unitarianism. ̃বাদী n. a nondualist, a monist, a monotheist, a unitarian. 40)

(p. 30) anujībī one who attends on or serves; dependent for maintenance, shelter etc., obeying or following. n. an attendant, a servant; a follower, a dependent. 43)

(p. 63) abhaṅgura not brittle or breakable, unbreakable, infrangible; not subject to decay or destruction. 31)

(p. 73) ayācanīẏa unworthy of being asked for. 12)

(p. 41) apacīẏamāna that which is being decayed or ill-spent or wasted or diminished; on the wane; waning. 58)

(p. 69) amaṅgala absence of welfare or well-being, evil; harm, danger, misfortune. ̃চিহ্ন n. an evil omen. ̃কর, ̃জনক, ̃সূচক, অমঙ্গল্য a. boding ill (for), sinister, ominous. 23)

(p. 69) abhyāhāra robbing, plundering, snatching; robbery; attack; eating. 10)