(p. 17) adbaẏa Brahma (ব্রহ্ম); Buddha. a. having no second or parallel, absolute. ̃বাদ n. monism; Buddhism. ̃বাদী n. a monist; a Buddhist. a. monistic; Buddhistic. 38)

(p. 41) anyāyya improper, unseemly, unjust; wrongful; unreasonable; unbecoming. ̃তা n. impropriety; unjustness; wrongfulness; unreasonableness; unbecomingness. 30)

(p. 9) ajāta not yet born; unborn; existing without being born; (dial.) socially degraded, born illegitimately, bastard. ̃শত্রু a. one whose enemy is not yet born; having no enemy. ̃শ্মশ্রু a. one whose beard has not yet grown; beardless; (fig.) not yet grown to manhood; very young, minor. 92)

(p. 78) alakamēgha cirrus, goat's hair. 18)

(p. 90) ashitapañca, ashitapañcaka, ashitapañcama arithmetic of infinites; (arith.) the double rule of three or unitary method; a difficult or intricate problem; a puzzle; bewilderment. 56)

(p. 47) apariśrānta not tired out or wearied or fatigued. 22)

(p. 17) adhikara super-tax. 63)

(p. 30) anudhyāna continuous thinking or reflection or recollection; wishing well, well-wishing. 81)

(p. 80) aśōka free from grief. n. a kind of flower or its tree, the flamboyant; the great Maurya emperor of India. ̃কানন n. a flamboyant-grove (esp. one in which Sita in the Ramayana was kept as a captive). ̃চক্র n. the symbolic wheel introduced by King Ashoka illustrating the stages of birth prior to salvation (it is the emblem of the official flag of India). ̃বন n. same as ̃কানন । ̃লিপি n. any of the religious and moral edicts of Ashoka inscribed on stone-pillars, an inscription of Ashoka. ̃স্তম্ভ n. any of the stone-pillars of Ashoka on which his edicts are inscribed, an Ashoka pillar (it is the official emblem of India). 38)

(p. 79) aliñjara a large earthen cask or jar; a pitcher. 23)

(p. 90) asaujanya discourtesy, impoliteness; lack of cordiality; incivility, unbecoming conduct. 28)

(p. 2) akartṛtba lack of ruling or controlling power; lack of authority. 18)

(p. 7) aguru a kind of fragrant wood (mostly used as incense). ̃চন্দন n. a fragrant and cool paste of this wood used as an ointment. 2)

(p. 38) antḥsāra essential core or kernel of anything; useful substance of anything. 44)

(p. 51) apratirōdhya irresistible; unavoidable, inevitable. 6)