(p. 63) abyutpanna not erudite; not versed or adept in; incompetent, inefficient; not properly or correctly derived; not derived from. 21)

(p. 73) amlākta mixed or dyed with acid; sour. 2)

(p. 80) aśīti eighty. ̃তম a. eightieth. fem. ̃তমী । ̃পর a. octogenarian. অশীতিপর ব্যক্তি n. an octogenarian. 33)

(p. 34) anubandha start; outset; (of a question, point, motion etc.) moving or raising, introduction; relation; resolution; endeavour, effort, attempt; context, contextual connection; request; occasion; correlation; (gr.) any of the letters (esp. of suffixes) which are lost or dropped when added to words. অনুবন্ধী a. related, connected; (gr.) syntactically connected; inseparable; (geom.) conjugate; consequential; relevant. 8)

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

(p. 2) akṛpaṇa not niggardly or miserly; liberal, generous; without reserve (অকৃপণ প্রশংসা). ̃তা n. generousness. 69)

(p. 36) anullaṅghanīẏa, anullaṅghya impassable; (of obstacles etc.) insurmountable; not to be transgressed or violated. 26)

(p. 47) aparimāṇa immeasurable; innumerable; profuse, plentiful; excessive. 13)

(p. 51) apratirūpa without equal, matchless, incomparable, unique. 5)

(p. 30) anuttējita unimpassioned, unexcited; calm. 56)

(p. 90) asphīta not swollen or inflated. 70)

(p. 26) anābaśyaka unnecessary; needless; redundant; superfluous. ̃তা n. needlessness. 56)

(p. 26) anasbīkārya undeniable; that which cannot but be admitted. 31)

(p. 41) anyōnya mutual, reciprocal. ̃জীবী n. (bot.) a symbion, a symbiont. a. symbiotic. ̃জীবিত্ব n. symbiosis. ̃তা n. mutuality, reciprocity. ̃বিরুদ্ধ, ̃বিরোধী a. opposed to each other or one another; contradictory, antagonistic. ̃সাপেক্ষ a. depending on one another or each other, interdependent; correlative; reciprocal. অন্যোন্যভাব n. relative difference, reciprocal absence or negation. অন্যোন্যাশ্রয় n. interdependence, mutual dependence. 34)

(p. 36) anurañjaka pleasing; delightful; one who dyes or applies colour; one who gives delight or pleasure. 4)