(p. 30) anupūraka complementary; supplementary. n. a complement; a supplement. 109)

(p. 34) anubāsana perfuming; fumigation. 14)

(p. 72) amṛti a kind of sweetmeat. 11)

(p. 41) apabhū apogee. 93)

(p. 37) anuśāsana instruction; teaching; advice; an order, a command, an injunction, an edict, a canon. 2)

(p. 87) asamarpita not given or handed over; not bestowed. 20)

(p. 9) ajānita unknown. ̃ভাবে adv. unknowingly, unwittingly; unawares. 95)

(p. 22) adhyāsa2, adhyāsana placed or seated upon or over; sitting; being seated; domination; (of deities) invisible presence. 25)

(p. 1) aṃśābatāra demi-god, partial incarnation (of a god.) 10)

(p. 26) anastaga (astr.) circumpolar. 29)

(p. 87) asamiẏā an Assamese; the Assamese language. a. of or about Assam or its people or their language; born or produced in Assam; Assamese. 29)

(p. 9) ajitēndriẏa (lit.) having no control over one's senses; of unbridled lust, lascivious. 99)

(p. 2) agastya a mythological sage of India; (astrol.) the Canopus. ̃যাত্রা n. the first day of the month of Bhadra (ভাদ্র) when the sage Agastya asked the bending Vindhyas to wait till he came back and he never came back (this day has since been regarded by the Hindus as extremely inauspicious to set out on a journey; (cp. a corbie messenger). অগস্ত্যোদয় n. rise of the star Agastya or Canopus (about the 17th or 18th day of Bhadra). 126)

(p. 56) abicyuta undetached; unseparated; unstrayed; undeviated; not violating, conforming to, abiding; firm. 85)

(p. 63) abhābanīẏa, abhābya incapable of being thought of beforehand; incapable of being anticipated or expected; unthinkable, unimaginable, inconceivable; unexpected; amazingly novel. 41)