(p. 55) abadhūta2 determined, fixed, settled, appointed; discerned; cognized. 3)

(p. 71) amābasyā the new moon. 9)

(p. 40) antarbhūmi (geol.) sub-soil. 42)

(p. 24) anadhīta that which has not been read or studied; unread or unstudied; not gone through. 2)

(p. 62) abēkṣyamāṇa in the process of being viewed or observed or reviewed or discussed or judged or investigated. fem. অবেক্ষ্যমাণা । 13)

(p. 34) anuyukta blamed; censured; reproached; accused. 43)

(p. 30) anunmīlana (bot.) cleistogamy. 89)

(p. 2) akṣudhā lack, absence or loss of appetite. 102)

(p. 90) asbabhābī abnormal; unnatural. 74)

(p. 2) akaṣṭakalpanā spontaneous (and not forced or far-fetched) imagination or (literary) composition. অকষ্টকল্পিত a. not forced or far-fetched, spontaneous, facile, easygoing. 30)

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

(p. 80) aśana act of eating; an article of food; food, victuals; a meal, a repast. ̃নালি n. alimentary canal, gullet, oesophagus. ̃বসন n. food and clothing. 18)

(p. 56) abalōkana looking at; seeing or observing. অবলোকন করা v. to look at; to see, to observe, to view. অবলোকনীয় a. fit to be seen, worth seeing; observable, noticeable. অবলোকিত a. looked at; seen, viewed. অবলোকিত হওয়া v. to come within or into view, to become visible; to be seen or observed. 19)

(p. 72) ambā, ambālikā, ambikā mother; mother Goddess Durga. অম্বিকানাথ n. God Shiva. 21)

(p. 85) asaṅga companionless; unaccompanied; lonely, solitary. n. solitariness; renunciation of worldly ties and interests; the Supreme Being. 23)