(p. 90) ahōrātra, ahōrātri day and night; always. 107)

(p. 37) anuṣṭupa, anuṣṭubha (pros.) a Sanskrit metre (e. g. 'মা নিষাদ প্রতিষ্ঠাং ত্বমগমঃ শাশ্বতীঃ সমাঃ'). 8)

(p. 22) adhyaśana over-eating, surfeit; act of eating a second time before the food taken previously has been digested. 16)

(p. 56) abaśībhūta one who or that which has not yielded or submitted; unsubdued, unsubjugated, untamed, uncontrolled; unyielding, disobedient. 26)

(p. 55) abadhauta1 washed or cleansed (carefully). 5)

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

(p. 9) acintanīẏa unthinkable; unimaginable; inconceivable. 57)

(p. 26) anādēẏa (inc. of dues, money, revenue, claim, etc.) unrealizable. 52)

(p. 90) ashiti movement; unstableness; change. 57)

(p. 40) antarbhauma underground; subterranean. 43)

(p. 9) acchinna not torn or cut; not split up or divided, unsevered. ̃ত্বক a. uncircumcised. 70)

(p. 55) abaruddha shut, closed; blockaded, barricaded; confined; imprisoned; checked, frustrated (অবরুদ্ধ বাসনা); besieged (অবরুদ্ধ নগর); obstructed (অবরুদ্ধ পথ); choked (অবরুদ্ধ স্বর). অবরুদ্ধ করা v. to shut, to close; to block or blockade; to confine; to imprison; to check, to frustrate; to besiege; to obstruct; to choke. 31)

(p. 69) amarā1 the placenta. 36)

(p. 9) ajapā (fem.) incantations that can be recited without strain (that is 'হং সঃ' etc.); vital breath ('অজপা হতেছে শেষ'); a goddess of the tantrists. 84)

(p. 63) abhikriẏā an experiment; an analysis. 49)