(p. 36) anuraṇita resonated, resounded, reverberated; echoed. 8)

(p. 90) asēbya, asēbanīẏa (of medicine etc.) not to be taken. 26)

(p. 30) anīkinī a division of the army (=&frac11;th of an অক্ষৌহিণী). 5)

(p. 51) aprasiddha not famous or renowned or well-known; obscure; unknown, not current. অপ্রসিদ্ধি n. lack of fame or reputation or renown; absence of currency. 43)

(p. 2) akasmāt all at once, suddenly, all of/ on (arch.) a sudden; unexpectedly, unawares; without cause, unwarrantedly. 31)

(p. 34) anumāna supposition; guessing, conjecture; a guess, a hypothesis; deduction; (log.) inference; (geom.) a corollary; (rhet.) a Sanskrit figure based on guessing akin to prosopopoeia or vision. অনুমান করা v. to suppose; to guess; to conjecture; to deduce; (log.) to infer. 32)

(p. 37) anusiddhānta (geom.) a corollary. 20)

(p. 56) abirala compact, dense; incessant, nonstop; continual; continuous; profuse, adundant. adv. incessantly; continually; continuously; profusely, abundantly. ̃ধারে adv. in a ceaseless or endless stream; incessantly. 114)

(p. 9) atanu not slender or delicate; gigantic; bodiless, incorporeal. n. Madan (মদন), the Hindu god of love. 137)

(p. 71) amita unmeasured; immeasurable; unlimited, boundless; excessive, too much, immense; intemperate, immoderate. ̃তেজা a. immensely spirited or powerful. ̃বল a. immensely powerful. ̃ব্যয় n. extravagance, wasteful expenditure. ̃ব্যয়িতা n. extravagance, prodigality. ̃ব্যয়ী a. extravagant, prodigal, lavish in expenditure. ̃ব্যয়ী লোক n. spendthrift. ̃ভাষী a. excessively talkative or garrulous; unrestrained in speech, free-spoken. ̃ভোজন n. intemperance in eating, overeating; surfeit. ̃ভোজী a. given to excessive or intemperate eating; garrulous. n. a glutton, a guzzler, a gourmand. 13)

(p. 9) ajihba having no tongue, tongueless. n. a frog. 101)

(p. 85) asajjana a dishonest or wicked man; a man lacking in propriety. 26)

(p. 51) aphalana lack or absence of fruition; lack or absence of harvest; bad harvest. 56)

(p. 17) adēkhā unseen. 36)

(p. 38) antata, antatapakṣē at least. 52)