(p. 9) atalāntika the Atlantic Ocean. 142)

(p. 80) aśauca uncleanness; impurity; profanity; (scriptural) impurity of one's person owing to the birth or death of a relative, the period of duration of this personal impurity. অশৌচান্ত n. termination or end of the period of personal impurity. 44)

(p. 71) amitra one who is not a friend, an adversary, an enemy, a foe. 16)

(p. 90) asusha unwell, indisposed; sick; ill; diseased, ailing; uneasy, troubled, distressed. ̃তা n. indisposition, sickness; illness; ailment, uneasiness, distress. 17)

(p. 47) aparityājya incapable of being forsaken or deserted given up or avoided or disowned. 4)

(p. 20) adhiśaẏita, adhiśaẏāna placed or lying upon or over; established over or upon. 43)

(p. 56) abarṇanīẏa indescribable; ineffable, beyond expression. 6)

(p. 40) antarbēdi, antarbēdī a strip of land between two rivers. 40)

(p. 63) abhiyōktā an accuser; a complainant; a plaintiff. a. accusing or pursuing by law. fem. অভিযোক্ত্রী । 111)

(p. 9) aṭṭālikā a building; a palace; an edifice. 126)

(p. 63) abhiprēta desired; intended, designed, aimed; signified, purported, meant; approved. 86)

(p. 24) ananubhūta unfelt; not perceived. 10)

(p. 26) anādi having no beginning or cause or origin; self-born. n. God. 48)

(p. 20) adhināẏaka a leader; a chief; the captain or skipper of a playing team; an army commander. ̃তা, ̃ত্ব n. leadership; captaincy; command. 3)

(p. 24) anabashā lack of order, disorder; unsettled state, restlessness; (log.) a defect in argument caused by working back from one thing to another especially from effect to cause, a regress. 43)