(p. 9) aghōra2 not terrible; calm. n. God Shiva (শিব). ̃পন্হী n. one of a religious community practsing dreadful and abominable rites. ̃মন্ত্র n. incantation to invoke Shiva. 4)

(p. 20) adhibāstababāda surrealism. অধিবাস্তববাদী n. a surrealist. 17)

(p. 62) abaidya an inefficient physician, a quack-doctor. 20)

(p. 51) apramāda absence of mistake; correctness, rightfulness; sobriety; carefulness, vigilance. অপ্রমাদী a. unerring; careful, vigilant. 31)

(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. 38) antarīkṣa the intervening region between any two planets or stars; the sky. ̃চারী a. (capable of or used to) moving or dwelling in the sky; aerial. 68)

(p. 48) apalāpa suppression or concealment (তথ্যের অপলাপ); denial (সত্যের বা উক্তির অপলাপ); a false statement, suggestio falsi. 5)

(p. 78) alakāpurī the palace of Kuvera (কুবের) the god of riches. 22)

(p. 48) apāna the wind of the lower space; the wind that prevails within the lower part of the body; wind that passes through the anus. ̃বায়ু n. wind passed through the anus, fart. 35)

(p. 63) abhikarṣa (mech.) gravitational attraction, gravity. 46)

(p. 75) argha1 price, cost, value. 14)

(p. 85) asaṃyama lack of self-control; wantonness; sensual indulgence, sensualism, incontinence; lack of restraint; intemperance. অসংযমী a. lacking in self-control; abandoned; indulging in sensual enjoyment, sensual, incontinent; lacking in restraint; intemperate. 9)

(p. 63) abhibandanā welcome and worship, adoration ('চিরসুন্দরের অভিবন্দনা'). 87)

(p. 63) abhēda absence of difference or distinction or dissimilarity or discrimination; identity, oneness; similarity; unity. a. identical; similar, like. অভেদাত্মা a. (of two persons) inseparably united, intimate. অভেদী a. making up discrimination; one who or that which accepts philosophical identity. অভেদ্য a. undetachable, inseparable; impenetrable; impervious; impregnable. অভেদ্যতা n. impenetrability; imperviousness. 155)

(p. 38) anaipuṇya lack of skill or dexterity or proficiency, incompetence. 22)