(p. 56) abahēlita neglected; ignored; disregarded, slighted; despised. 51)

(p. 26) anālōkita not lighted, unlit; not bright; not enlightened. 79)

(p. 26) anārabdha not (yet) begun or commenced; not (yet) undertaken. 73)

(p. 56) abācī the south; the lower region or part. অবাচী উষা aurora australis. 57)

(p. 63) abhibādya one who or that which is to be or should be saluted or greeted or paid obeisance; venerable. 90)

(p. 26) anabhilāṣa unwillingness; contrariety to one's desire; absence of desire. 8)

(p. 17) adamita unresisted; unrepressed; undefeated; unsubdued. 22)

(p. 90) asmitā egotism; vanity; conceit. 87)

(p. 72) ambhḥ water. 23)

(p. 30) anupūraka complementary; supplementary. n. a complement; a supplement. 109)

(p. 22) anadhika not exceeding, not more than. 54)

(p. 46) apaẏā, apēẏē (also used in masc.) ill-omened, ominous; unlucky; inauspicious (usu. attributed to the appearance or presence of a person, creature or thing). 4)

(p. 17) adbaita (theo.) having no second or diversity, monistical; unitarian, nondual, absolute. n. Brahma (ব্রক্ষ্ম); God. ̃বাদ n. non-dualism, monism, monotheism, unitarianism. ̃বাদী n. a nondualist, a monist, a monotheist, a unitarian. 40)

(p. 40) antarnibiṣṭa, antarnihita placed or lying (usu. imperceptibly) within or in the heart; deep-rooted, deep-seated; innate, inherent; latent, dormant (অন্তর্নিহিত শক্তি). 24)

(p. 41) antaścarma dermis. 3)