(p. 69) abhyāhāra robbing, plundering, snatching; robbery; attack; eating. 10)

(p. 75) arjita earned, acquired; attained. 27)

(p. 85) asadupadēśa mischievous or harmful counsel or advice. 43)

(p. 87) asamarthana want of support or sanction or confirmation; disapproval; want of consent. 18)

(p. 30) anugrāhaka, anugrāhī conducive, helpful; graceful; favourable; propitious; kind, merciful; treating preferentially; patronizing. n. mas. such a person; a patron. 30)

(p. 77) arthi-pratyarthī the accuser and the accused, the plaintiff and the defendant. 3)

(p. 63) abhakti absence of devotion; irreverence; want of faith or confidence; distaste; apathy; abhorrence. 25)

(p. 30) anukīrṇa scattered, spread about, strewn; diffused. 16)

(p. 89) asāmañjasya lack of proportion or symmetry, disproportionateness, asymmetry; incongruity; irrelevance, incoherence; unlikeness, difference, disagreement; lack of compromise. 14)

(p. 9) acchidra having no hole or opening; free from defect or loophole; perfect, flawless. 69)

(p. 9) aṅgāṅgi mutual attraction of different limbs of a body; correlation; preferential treatment of or partiality towards a member of one's own party. ̃ভাব, ̃সম্বন্ধ n. intimate friendship; inseparable relation; (phil.) the relation between the whole and its parts; interdependence of parts, relation between form and content; the relation between what is primary and what is secondary. ̃ভাবে adv. in the relation of the part to the whole or of what is secondary to what is primary; inseparably. 19)

(p. 38) antḥśīla lying in the depth or heart of a person or thing; unrevealed; hidden; secret. fem. অন্তঃশীলা । 38)

(p. 87) asamādara absence of cordial reception or acceptance; slight; neglect, disregard, অসমাদর করা v. to deny cordial reception or acceptance, to receive or accept coldly; to slight; to neglect, to disregard. 24)

(p. 16) atiṣṭha unable to stay or keep steady; unsettled; restless; uneasy; irritated. (অতিষ্ঠ হওয়া).অতিষ্ঠ করা v. to make unsteady; to unsettle; to make restless or uneasy; to make unbearable; to annoy or irritate. 2)

(p. 73) aẏi (poet.) (used in addressing a female) O, oh. 33)