(p. 30) anugata obedient, following faithfully, devoted, complying; dependent. অনুগত হওয়া v. to obey; to follow faithfully; to be devoted to; to depend on. 24)

(p. 22) anatidūrē not at or to a great distance, not very far. 48)

(p. 83) aṣṭāha eight days. 29)

(p. 56) abaśēṣa a remainder, a residue, a surplus; termination, the last stage, end (দিনের বা দুঃখের অবশেষ); a portion left out, leavings (খাদ্যাবশেষ) অবশেষেadv. at last, at length, ultimately; in the end. 27)

(p. 63) abyabasha disordered; disorderly; lacking in arrangement; lacking in composure or decision; unsteady, fickle, hesitant. 2)

(p. 41) apanōdana removal; elimination; deletion; dispelling or allaying; refutation. অপনোদন করা v. to remove; to wipe out; to eliminate; to delete; to dispel; to allay; to alleviate; to refute. অপনোদিত a. removed; wiped out; eliminated; deleted; dispelled; allayed; refuted. 80)

(p. 2) akta2 time, one of a number of instances (পাঁচ অক্ত নামাজ). 78)

(p. 85) asadbimba (phys.) a virtual image. 38)

(p. 56) abastu unsubstantial, immaterial, sapless; worthless. n. any worthless or unsubstantial thing; matter without essence or existence; (phil.) the universe considered without having relation to God, that which is not a reality; illusion. 38)

(p. 9) ajasra innumerable; immeasurable; abundant; profuse; ceaseless. adv. incessantly; always. 90)

(p. 69) amarā1 the placenta. 36)

(p. 9) aciraprabhā a lightning. 60)

(p. 89) asābadhāna, asābadhānī uncareful, careless; incautious; unguarded; inattentive, inadvertent, unheeding. ̃তা n. carelessness; incaution; unguarded state; inattention, inadvertence. অসাবধানতাবশত adv. through carelessness or inadvertence, inadvertently. 13)

(p. 9) aṅkana drawing; painting; marking; writing figures; (geom.) act of plotting; construction. অঙ্কন করা v. to mark; to draw or paint; (geom.) to plot; to construct. অঙ্কনী n. pencil, chalk, brush, etc. for drawing or painting. অঙ্কনীয় a. to be or fit to be marked or drawn or painted or (geom.) plotted or constructed. 8)

(p. 90) ahamikā (psy.) egoism, egotism, pride; self-conceit, vanity. 94)