(p. 29) anila wind, air, breeze. ̃সখ n. fire. 28)

(p. 20) adhōgāmī going downwards, descending; subsiding; downfallen, deteriorating; depraved; miserable, distressed; condemned to hell. 64)

(p. 79) ali-achi the guardian of a minor person and the trustee of his or her property (usu. the mother or an elder brother). 18)

(p. 47) apariśōdhita unrepaid, outstanding, owed (pop.); unrefined. 21)

(p. 72) amērudaṇḍī (zoo.) invertebrate; (fig.) lacking firmness of character. 16)

(p. 85) asatsaṅga evil company. 33)

(p. 80) aśakya that which cannot be accomplished; impracticable; lying beyond the reach of one's power. 16)

(p. 56) abācī the south; the lower region or part. অবাচী উষা aurora australis. 57)

(p. 63) abhisrabaṇa osmosis. 142)

(p. 78) alaṅkāra an ornament; act of dressing or painting; an ornamental dress; anything worn to display physical grace and beauty; a mark of honour, beauty; (fig.) pride, glory; (in lit.) rhetoric. ̃বর্জিত a. (in lit.) simple; unrhetorical; bald. ̃বহুল a. (ভাষা-সম্বন্ধে) florid. অলংকারবহুল ভাষা ornate language. ̃শাস্ত্র n. the art of rhetoric. 15)

(p. 38) anaisargika unnatural; supernatural. 23)

(p. 30) anunēẏa worthy of being entreated; worthy of being the subject of solicitation, worth imploring or beseeching or supplicating. 87)

(p. 56) abibhājya indivisible. ̃তা n. indivisibility. 108)

(p. 79) alakṣmī the goddess of misfortune and misery; a woman or girl who brings misfortune and misery; a sinister woman or girl. অলক্ষ্মীতে পাওয়া v. to get under the evil influence of the goddess of misfortune and misery; to be stricken with misfortune and misery; to become addicted to such practices as may bring misfortune and misery. অলক্ষ্মীর দশা n. influence of the goddess of misfortune and misery; (state of being constantly in) misfortune and misery; utter poverty, indigence. অলক্ষ্মীর দৃষ্টি n. the sinister look of the goddess of misfortune and misery; (the state of being in) misfortune and misery. 2)

(p. 30) anuccārita unpronounced; unuttered, unspoken, untold. 39)