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

(p. 30) anutkarṣa absence of excellence or amelioration or improvement or development or increase. 47)

(p. 22) adhbaga a traveller, a wayfarer. 10)

(p. 79) alabhya that which cannot be obtained or got or earned or attained or gained or found; unobtainable, unattainable. 10)

(p. 85) asadbimba (phys.) a virtual image. 38)

(p. 2) akrūra not crooked; not cruel or merciless; simple, straightforward. n. (myth.) uncle of Krishna. 82)

(p. 9) acchut, acchuta (of persons) untouchable; unclean. 71)

(p. 40) antarjñāna (psy.) subconsciousness. অন্তর্জ্ঞানীয় a. subconscious. 13)

(p. 63) abhiśruti (phon.) vowel-change, vowelmutation, umlaut. 128)

(p. 80) aśikṣā lack of education or training or instruction; bad or improper or harmful education or training or instruction; (loos.) ill-breeding. অশিক্ষিত a. uneducated; untrained; uninstructed; illiterate. fem. অশিক্ষিতা । 29)

(p. 75) arjaka one who earns or acquires or attains. 24)

(p. 9) añjana an eye-salve; collyrium; antimony; lamp-black; a sty. 118)

(p. 79) ali1 the bumble-bee; the scorpion; wine (অলিপান). 16)

(p. 63) abhiruci desire, liking, pleasure; wish; (arch.) purpose, intention, design. তোমার যেমন অভিরুচি (হয়) as you please. 116)

(p. 56) abādhya (ori.) irresistible, inevitable; obstinantely disobedient, refractory, recalcitrant; untoward, indocile, unruly; unyielding; unmanageable; uncontrollable; turbulent; obstinate, wayward; untamed. ̃তা n. disobedience, recalcitrance; untowardness; indocility; obstinacy, waywardness. 60)