(p. 78) ala a sting (esp. of a scorpion). 12)

(p. 63) abhadrā (dial.) hindrance or an ill omen. 33)

(p. 30) anudhyēẏa worthy of being thought of or reflected on or recollected continuously; that which or one who deserves well-wishing. 83)

(p. 17) adhama lowest; inferior; vile; mean; despicable, abominable, hateful; insignificant; worthless (অধম ভক্ত). অধমর্ণ n. a debtor. অধমাঙ্গ n. the part of the body from the waist downwards; (usu.) the foot or the leg. অধমাধম a. worse than the worst; vilest of the vile; most insignificant or worthless. 50)

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

(p. 69) amanda not bad; not slow or gently moving. 34)

(p. 79) alakṣmī the goddess of misfortune and misery; a woman or girl who brings misfortune and misery; a sinister woman or girl. অলক্ষ্মীতে পাওয়া v. to get under the evil influence of the goddess of misfortune and misery; to be stricken with misfortune and misery; to become addicted to such practices as may bring misfortune and misery. অলক্ষ্মীর দশা n. influence of the goddess of misfortune and misery; (state of being constantly in) misfortune and misery; utter poverty, indigence. অলক্ষ্মীর দৃষ্টি n. the sinister look of the goddess of misfortune and misery; (the state of being in) misfortune and misery. 2)

(p. 41) apaṇya not marketable or fit to be sold, unsaleable. 67)

(p. 90) ashairya impatience; restlessness. 61)

(p. 51) apraẏōga non-application; lack of use; non-currency, abeyance; misapplication, misuse. 37)

(p. 83) aṣṭābakra an ancient sage whose body was ridiculously misshapen at eight places; (facet.) a ridiculously deformed person. 24)

(p. 56) abidhēẏa not conforming to the rules or scriptures; unjust; improper; inadvisable. 97)

(p. 9) aṅganā a woman of graceful physique, a beautiful woman; a woman. 18)

(p. 47) aparipṛkta (phys.) unsaturated. 8)

(p. 40) antargranhi see অন্তঃস্রাবী । 7)