(p. 63) abhakti absence of devotion; irreverence; want of faith or confidence; distaste; apathy; abhorrence. 25)

(p. 88) asampādana not performing or accomplishing. অসম্পাদিত a. unfinished, uncompleted, unaccomplished. 4)

(p. 20) adhibēdana marrying a second time when one's first wife is still living. 25)

(p. 63) abyaẏa not expendable; inexhaustible; undecaying; imperishable; immortal; changeless, unchanging. n. the Absolute Being, God; (gr.) an indeclinable word (i. e. a preposition, conjunction or interjection). অব্যয়ীভাব n. (gr.) a system of forming a compound word by adding a noun to an indeclinable word. 10)

(p. 46) aparicita not familiar; unacquainted, unknown; unfamiliar; strange. fem. অপরিচিতা । অপরিচিত ব্যক্তি an unknown person; a stranger. অপরিচিতি n. non-acquaintance; incognizance; lack of knowledge (in or of), ignorance; unfamiliarity; strangeness. 20)

(p. 89) asāmājika not pertaining to the society, not in keeping with the rules, formalities and traditions of the (or chiefly a particular) society; unsocial; unsociable, coy, shy; unmannerly. 18)

(p. 69) amanōnīta not nominated or selected or chosen; unaccepted; rejected; disapproved. অমনোনীত করা v. to refuse to nominate or select or choose; to reject; to disapprove. 31)

(p. 24) anabasara absence of leisure or respite; want of opportunity. a. having no leisure or respite; (continuously) busy. 41)

(p. 9) acarcita not practised or studied; not anointed, unsmeared. 42)

(p. 69) abhraka talc; mica; the sky. 19)

(p. 9) aju (Mus.) act of washing hands and feet before prayer; ablution. 104)

(p. 26) anādēẏa (inc. of dues, money, revenue, claim, etc.) unrealizable. 52)

(p. 78) alakānandā a celestial river; an Indian river which is actually a part of the Ganges. 21)

(p. 20) adhibṛtti a bonus. 23)

(p. 63) abhigata gone towards or forward or near; one who or that which has approached; one who or that which has approached for the purpose of sexual intercourse; one who or that which has had sexual intercourse with; obtained, earned; one who or that which has found a shelter or refuge in, sheltered. 53)