(p. 53) abajñā slight; contempt; scorn; disrespect; disregard; neglect. অবজ্ঞা করা v. to neglect, to disregard, to slight; to ignore, to pay no regard to. অবজ্ঞাত a. slighted; scorned; disrespected; disregarded; neglected; obscure. ̃জনিত, ̃প্রসূত a. arising out of contempt or neglect; caused by disregard or contempt; contemptuous. ̃ভরে adv. contemptuously, disrespectfully. অবজ্ঞেয় a. contemptible; dispicable; neglible; trifling. 22)

(p. 47) apariṣkṛta uncleaned; unclean, untidy; unpurified, unrefined; impure. 24)

(p. 34) anuprāsa (rhet.) an alliteration. 5)

(p. 30) anutrikāshi (anat.) coccyx. 57)

(p. 26) anabhibhabanīẏa unconquerable; indomitable; not to be confounded or overwhelmed. 3)

(p. 75) arjuna a stye on the eyelid; a kind of tree (the juice of its bark is used as a cordial medicine;—cp. foxglove, digitalis). 28)

(p. 56) abāndhaba having no friends or relations, friendless. 62)

(p. 30) anupalabdha not realized or comprehended; unfelt; not experienced or suffered or undergone; unacquired. অনুপলব্ধি n. lack of realization, incomprehension; insensibility, anaesthesia; absence of experience; absence of acquirement. 102)

(p. 73) ara the spoke of a wheel; (geom.) a radius. 36)

(p. 90) asūcita unindicated; not expressed or signified or said; unmarked, unspecified. 19)

(p. 48) apahasita laughed at, ridiculed, mocked at; laughed to scorn; derided. 22)

(p. 2) agabhīra not deep; shallow; superficial, not profound (অগভীর জ্ঞ্যান). অগভীর জলে সফরী ফরফরায়তে (lit.) a small fry bustles in shallow water; (fig.) an empty vessel sounds much. ̃তা n. shallowness. 123)

(p. 89) asādhya incapable of being done or accomplished or attained or realized; unperformable, impracticable, unattainable, unrealizable, unachievable through meditation, asceticism etc. (অসাধ্য সাধনা); irremediable, incurable (অসাধ্য রোগ). ̃সাধন n. making the impossible possible; realization of the unrealizable, attainment of the unattainable; (loos.) accomplishment of a seemingly impossible task (esp. through extraordinary efforts). শিবের অসাধ্য even gods cannot do, even beyond the power of gods. 11)

(p. 48) apahṛta stolen; pilfered; plundered; looted; robbed, snatched; misappropriated; abducted; carried off, lifted. 25)

(p. 85) asadbyabahāra discourteous or rude behaviour; ill-treatment; misuse, abuse. 46)