(p. 63) abhiṣēcana drenching; ablution, ceremonial washing; immersion, bathing. 133)

(p. 30) anujñā an order, a command, an injunction; permission, consent, sanction; commission, employment. ̃ত a. ordered, commanded, enjoined; permitted, allowed; licensed. ̃ধারী n. a licensee. ̃পত্র n. a permit, a licence. ̃পত্র আধিকারিক licensing officer. ̃সূচক ক্রিয়াভাব (gr.) the imperative mood. 46)

(p. 17) atharba the last of the four Vedas. a. weak and infirm (esp. with age), deprived of the power of movement (esp. owing to age); decrepit; disabled. 13)

(p. 22) adhauta unwashed; uncleaned. 9)

(p. 56) abikhyāta not famous; not celebrated. 79)

(p. 78) arbuda one hundred million. n. a tumour; (bot.) a node. ̃যুক্ত a. (bot.) nodulous. 5)

(p. 38) antarasha, antarashita lying in the depth of one's heart. 59)

(p. 24) ananyōpāẏa having no means or resource other than; having no alternative; desperate. 20)

(p. 38) antḥśatru any of the sense-organs (these are regarded as veritable enemies of man); one who is culpable of treason, a quisling; one who is inimical to or rises against (esp. secretly) his own country or party or family; a traitor. 37)

(p. 83) aṣṭāśri octagonal; eight-angled. 28)

(p. 79) alinda a balcony, a verandah; an aisle; a terrace in the front part of a building. 24)

(p. 30) anudhyāna continuous thinking or reflection or recollection; wishing well, well-wishing. 81)

(p. 22) anatikrama, anatikramaṇa not passing beyond or over; not crossing; not transgressing or infringing or violating. অনতিক্রমণীয়, অনতিক্রম্য a. incapable of being passed beyond or over; incapable of being crossed; impassable; inviolable; incapable of being overcome (অনতিক্রম্য বাধা); insuperable. অনতিক্রান্ত a. that has not been passed beyond or over; not crossed; not transgressed or violated or infringed; not overcome; not surmounted; unbeaten. 45)

(p. 20) adhibāsa2, adhibāsana ceremonial purification of a person on the eve of a solemn function (বরের অধিবাস); any performance preliminary to any solemn ceremony (পূজার অধিবাস); invocation. 14)

(p. 41) apakarṣa (ori.) downward attraction; deterioration, decline, downfall, degeneration; baseness, inferiority. 37)