(p. 53) abataṃsa an ornament; (fig.) one who adds to the glory of or brings credit to (বংশাবতংস). 23)

(p. 41) annābhāba want or shortage of food or rice; scarcity; famine. 18)

(p. 9) ajamūrkha a perfect fool, a perfect dunce. 86)

(p. 17) adhigamya accessible, attainable, acquirable; capable of being learnt or known, knowable, comprehensible; capable of being studied; capable of being mastered. অধিগম, অধিগমন n. attainment; acquisition of knowledge, comprehension. 76)

(p. 30) anupāsita unworshipped, unadored. 108)

(p. 53) abadaṃśa any pungent food that excites thirst (chiefly taken with drinks); an appetizer; a stimulant. 29)

(p. 51) aphalana lack or absence of fruition; lack or absence of harvest; bad harvest. 56)

(p. 22) anaṭana want; shortage, deficiency; poverty; pecuniary distress or stringency; penury. 40)

(p. 80) alpāhāra temperance in eating; restricted diet; light repast. অল্পাহারী a. restrained or temperate or moderate in eating; one who eats less. 13)

(p. 9) aṅgī having a body or form, corporeal; whole; fitted with limbs. 23)

(p. 26) anarthaka futile, useless; unprovoked or unreasonable (অনর্থক কলহ); unnecessary. adv. in vain; without provocation or reason; unnecessarily. 17)

(p. 48) apuruṣa, apuruṣōcita unmanly; cowardly. 52)

(p. 17) adṛśya invisible; imperceptible. অদৃশ্য হওয়া v. to go out of sight; to disappear or vanish; to become invisible or imperceptible. 34)

(p. 90) asnāta unbathed. 62)

(p. 41) apabāhita removed to a different place, shifted; transferred; driven or chased away, beaten off. 87)