(p. 41) apabāhita removed to a different place, shifted; transferred; driven or chased away, beaten off. 87)

(p. 40) antarbarga a sub-order. 25)

(p. 48) apēkṣamāṇa in the state of waiting or awaiting. 65)

(p. 20) adhibēdana marrying a second time when one's first wife is still living. 25)

(p. 9) aṅguli, aṅgula a finger or a toe, a digit. 30)

(p. 9) añjali palms of hands folded or cupped together; a present given (esp. to deities) with cupped palms; act of worshipping or serving ('দেবগণ যারে করেন অঞ্জলি'); the amount that may be held in cupped palms, a handful. অঞ্জলি দেওয়া v. to offer a present to a deity with folded palms. ̃পুট n. palms of hands cupped together. ̃বদ্ধ a. having palms of hands folded or cupped togehter. ̃বন্ধ n. act of folding or cupping the palms of hands. 120)

(p. 37) anuṣṇa not warm or hot, cold; (fig.) lazy, indolent; frigid; sluggish, lethargic, inactive. 13)

(p. 29) anirbāṇa (theo.) deprived of salvation; inextinguishable; blazing (for ever). 25)

(p. 63) abhakti absence of devotion; irreverence; want of faith or confidence; distaste; apathy; abhorrence. 25)

(p. 73) araghaṭṭa a draw-well; an apparatus for drawing water from a well. 40)

(p. 69) abhrānta not incorrect, correct, right; unerring; unfailing (অভ্রান্ত লক্ষ্য); infallible. 21)

(p. 30) anukalpa a secondary injunction; an alternative; a substitute, a deputy. ̃ন n. substitution. ̃বিধি n. theory of substitution. 14)

(p. 63) abhāba non-existence, absence; want, lack; need; dearth, shortage, scarcity; financial want; indigence; deficiency; deficit. ̃গ্রস্ত a. stricken with want, needy; indigent; poverty-stricken, destitute. ̃পূরণ n. meeting or supplying wants or needs; making up for deficiency or deficit. ̃মুক্ত a. relieved of want or poverty. অভাব মেটানো n. v. removing or to remove want. ̃মোচন n. removal of want or need or poverty; making up for deficiency or deficit. ̃মোচন করা v. to remove a want or wants or a need or needs; to make up for deficiency or deficit; to free from poverty or indigence. অভাবে স্বভাব নষ্ট want is at the root of corruption, (cp) necessity knows no law. 40)

(p. 1) aṃśīdāra a partner or shareholder. 13)

(p. 48) apāra shoreless (অপার সমুদ্র); unlimited, boundless, endless, vast, immense. 40)