(p. 63) abhibyāpta thoroughly extended or scattered; spread or scattered all over; diffused. অভিব্যাপ্ত হওয়া v. to extend or be scattered or be spread thoroughly or all over; to be diffused. 95)

(p. 69) amanōnīta not nominated or selected or chosen; unaccepted; rejected; disapproved. অমনোনীত করা v. to refuse to nominate or select or choose; to reject; to disapprove. 31)

(p. 2) akṣōbha not agitated or perturbed; not disgruntled; placid. n. absence of agitation, grudge or regret. 103)

(p. 24) anabasara absence of leisure or respite; want of opportunity. a. having no leisure or respite; (continuously) busy. 41)

(p. 56) abidyamāna not present, absent; not existing, inexistent. ̃তা n. absence; inexistence. 92)

(p. 63) abhiprāẏa desire; intention, design, purpose, object, aim; significance, purport, meaning; opinion. 85)

(p. 63) abhilāṣa desire; wish; pleasure, intention. অভিলাষ করা v. to desire, to wish (for); to intend. অভিলাষী a. desirous; wishful; intending; covetous. fem. অভিলাষিণী । অভিলাষী হওয়া to be desirous of; to wish (for); to intend; to covet. 122)

(p. 63) abhinaba new and strange, novel; unprecedented; new and amazing; newfashioned, new-fangled. ̃ত্ব n. novelty. 74)

(p. 40) antarē at heart; inside; within; in the depth of, in the heart of; amidst, amongst, between; at a distance, removed or screened from; at an interval of. 3)

(p. 48) apaśruti (gr.) ablaut. 8)

(p. 47) aparihārya, apariharaṇīẏa unavoidable; indispensable; inevitable. 29)

(p. 63) abhaẏāraṇya a sanctuary, esp. for birds and animals. 36)

(p. 88) asarala (of lines etc.) not straight, curved; (of human nature etc.) not frank or candid or forthright; tortuous; (of plans, proposals etc.) crooked, deceptive; fishy. ̃তা n. curvedness; tortuosity; crookedness; fishiness. 19)

(p. 16) atyāsakta very much addicted (to); strongly or too much attached (to). অত্যাসক্তি n. extreme addiction; strong attachment. 25)

(p. 30) anucara accompanying; attending, attendant; following. n. a companion; an attendant; a follower. fem. অনুচরী । ̃বর্গ n. pl. retinue, a suite or train of companions or attendants. 32)