(p. 34) anubartī following; attending, accompanying; subservient, obeying, complying; compliant, submissive. n. a follower. fem. অনুবর্তিনী । অনুবর্তিতা n. following or attending or accompanying; subserviency, obedience, compliance, acquiescence. অনুবর্তী হওয়া v. to follow; to pursue; to succeed; to be the imitation or repetition of; to be subservient to; to obey, to comply with, to acquiesce in, to toe the line. 10)

(p. 51) aprīti lack of affection; displeasure; distaste; disagreeableness; unpleasantness; malice, bad blood. ̃কর, ̃জনক, ̃প্রদ a. displeasing; unpleasant; distasteful; disagreeable; disgusting; unfriendly; malicious. ̃ভাজন n. & a. one who deserves no love or affection; one who is an object of dislike or hatred. 55)

(p. 50) apratibandha unobstructed; uninterrupted; unconditional. 28)

(p. 88) asamprīti absence or lack of amity or friendliness. 7)

(p. 63) abhisantāpa mortification, remorse. 135)

(p. 73) ayauna asexual. অযৌন প্রজনন, অযৌন জনন asexual reproduction. 26)

(p. 83) aṣṭāśi, aṣṭāśi, aṣṭāśīti eighty-eight. অষ্টাশীতিতম a. eighty-eighth. fem. অষ্টাশীতিতমী । 26)

(p. 30) aniṣpanna not accomplished or done, unexecuted; unfinished; outstanding. 3)

(p. 55) abarmada, abamardana oppression; eradication; extermination, extirpation. 23)

(p. 73) ayōgabāha, ayōgabāha barṇa 'ং' and 'ঃ' of the Bengali alphabet; the letter that cannot stand alone. 21)

(p. 2) akapaṭa frank, candid, sincere, aboveboard; straightforward; unreserved. ̃তা n. frankness; candour, sincerity, ̃চিত্তে, অকপটে adv. open-heartedly, frankly, sincerely, candidly. 10)

(p. 56) abirōdha absence of opposition or hostility; accord, agreement, harmony; friendliness, amicability, amity; peace. অবিরোধী a. unopposed; unopposing; not hostile or antagonistic or contrary; compatible, congruous, conforming, accordant; favourable, friendly; peaceloving; peaceful. অবিরোধে adv. without opposition or hostility or dispute; in a friendly manner; in peace, peacefully. 117)

(p. 50) apracura insufficient; not ample or profuse; scanty. 18)

(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. 16) atyāśana over-cating; gluttony. 17)