(p. 36) anuraṇita resonated, resounded, reverberated; echoed. 8)

(p. 1) aṃsa shoulder. ̃কুট, ̃কূট n. a bull's hump. ̃ফলক, ̃ফলকাস্হি n. shoulderblade, the scapula. অংসল a. bull-necked; robust, strong. 17)

(p. 69) amalina free from dirt, untarnished, unstained; free from gloom; undecayed or undecaying (অমলিন খ্যাতি); unblemished; unfaded or unfading, (cp.) amaranthine (অমলিন পুষ্প). 50)

(p. 63) abyabashā disorder; want of arrangement; mismanagement. 3)

(p. 90) ahaṅkāra self-conceit; vanity, pride; haughtiness, arrogance; vainglory. অহংকার করা v. to take pride in; to boast, to brag. ̃বিহীন a. unpretentious; modest. অহংকারী a. self-conceited; proud; haughty, arrogant; vainglorious. অহংকারে মত্ত maddened with pride. 91)

(p. 85) asapatna one who has no enemy. 54)

(p. 56) abikāra that which or one who is in the natural or original state; unchanged, unaltered; unchanging; undistorted, uncorrupted; unperverted; unmixed; unputrefied; unmoved, unshaken, unperturbed; unwavering; unimpassioned; dispassionate; having no distaste or allergy or apathy towards. n. such a state. 71)

(p. 62) abēdana anaesthesia. a. pain-killing; lenitive. 15)

(p. 63) abyabahita contiguous; adjoining, anjacent; immediate; next. অব্যবহিত পরে immediately afterwards. অব্যবহিত পূর্বে adv. immediately before, just before. 7)

(p. 9) ajñāta unknown; unpublished, unrevealed; secret, hidden; obscure; mysterious. ̃কূলশীল a. one whose family and behaviour are unknown; of unknown identity. ̃নামা a. one whose name is not known; (of persons) not famous, obscure. ̃পরিচয় a. one whose identity is not known. ̃পূর্ব a. not known before; hitherto unknown. ̃বাস n. act or period of living incognito. ̃রাশি n. (math.) an unknown quantity. ̃সারে, অজ্ঞাতে adv. not to one's knowledge, unknowingly; secretly, stealthily. 111)

(p. 51) apratyakṣa transcendental; not perceptible by sense-organs; imperceptible; invisible; indirect. 16)

(p. 41) antēbāsī a pupil or student or disciple (esp. one who boards at his master's house); one of a low-caste Hindu community known as the Chandalas (চন্ডাল) who in former days burned dead bodies professionally and dwelt in the outskirts of villages for they were regarded as untouchables. 9)

(p. 71) amitābha one with boundless splendour or glory; an appellation of Lord Buddha. 15)

(p. 48) apālana bad government, maladministration, misrule. 45)

(p. 89) asāmarika non-military; civil. 16)