(p. 2) akṛtōdbāha unmarried. 66)

(p. 80) alōkasundara of unearthly or superhuman beauty; of rare or uncommon beauty. 6)

(p. 30) anutpanna unborn; not grown or produced. 48)

(p. 1) aṃśyamāna that which is in the process of being divided or partitioned. 16)

(p. 90) ahamikā (psy.) egoism, egotism, pride; self-conceit, vanity. 94)

(p. 56) abikhyāta not famous; not celebrated. 79)

(p. 69) amanōyōga inattention; unmindfulness, inadvertence; heedlessness, carelessness; neglect; negligence; indifference. অমনোযোগী a. inattentive; unmindful, inadvertent; heedless, careless; negligent; indifferent. অমনোযোগী হওয়া v. to pay no attention (to); to take no heed (of); to take no care of; to neglect; to treat with indifference; to be inattentive or unmindful or inadvertent or heedless or negligent or indifferent. 32)

(p. 9) acalāẏatana an incorrigibly reactionary or conservative institution. 47)

(p. 50) apēraṇa (astr.) aberration. 2)

(p. 24) anabalamba, anabalambana having no prop or support; having nothing to fall back on; having no refuge. 40)

(p. 41) anyūna not less than; at least, in the least. 33)

(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. 69) amaṅgala absence of welfare or well-being, evil; harm, danger, misfortune. ̃চিহ্ন n. an evil omen. ̃কর, ̃জনক, ̃সূচক, অমঙ্গল্য a. boding ill (for), sinister, ominous. 23)

(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. 55) abapatana-kōṇa angle of diffraction. 14)