(p. 71) amānaba (of a place, house etc.) not inhabited or frequented by human beings, uninhabited, depopulated, deserted; (of a creature) not human, superhuman, sub-human, non-human, inhuman; (of a human being) unworthly of being regarded as a human being. 5)

(p. 2) akīrtita unsung; not preached or announced publicly, unpublicized; uncelebrated, unhonoured. 48)

(p. 56) abala weak, feeble; infirm; frail. 9)

(p. 20) adhiṣṭhita dwelling or living or staying; existent; present; settled; seated; present to guide and control; situated; holding (an office or a post); possessing, occupying; dwelt, inhabited; possessed, occupied. অধিষ্ঠিত হওয়া v. to live or dwell (in), to inhabit; to exist (in); to be present (in); to appear (in); to be present (in) to guide and control; to be seated or placed (in or upon); to be situated (in); to be established (in an office or a post); to be in possession or occupation of; (psy.) to inhere. 47)

(p. 47) apariśuddha impure; unholy; unclean; incorrect. 19)

(p. 20) adhiyāntrika a mechanical foreman, a machine foreman. 33)

(p. 24) ananubhabanīẏa incapable of being felt, unperceivable. 9)

(p. 55) abapatana falling down; decline, downfall. অবপাত same as অবপতন । 13)

(p. 41) apacikīrṣā malignity, malevolence, illwill. অপচিকীর্ষু a. malignant, malevolent, desirous of evil (to others). 56)

(p. 56) abastu unsubstantial, immaterial, sapless; worthless. n. any worthless or unsubstantial thing; matter without essence or existence; (phil.) the universe considered without having relation to God, that which is not a reality; illusion. 38)

(p. 55) abadhēẏa warranting attention or deliberation or careful hearing. 4)

(p. 63) abhabya unmannerly, ill-mannered; unpolished, unrefined, rude; discourteous; vulgar. ̃তা n. unmannerliness; lack of polish, rudeness; discourtesy; vulgarity; slanginess. 34)

(p. 48) apasmāra epilepsy. 16)

(p. 73) arasajña , arasika incapable of appreciating, lacking in power of appreciation; devoid of the sense of humour. fem. অরসজ্ঞা, অরসিকা । অরসিকেষু রসস্য নিবেদনম্ wit is meant for the witty alone; a witty remark that falls flat on a person devoid of humour. 50)

(p. 2) akaruṇa merciless; unkind; cruel; unsympathetic. 14)