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

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

(p. 62) abēdanika anaesthetic. n. an anaesthetic. 16)

(p. 63) abyutpanna not erudite; not versed or adept in; incompetent, inefficient; not properly or correctly derived; not derived from. 21)

(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. 41) apanēẏa removable, effaceable; eliminable; revocable. 79)

(p. 40) antardbandba inner strife; mental reaction; internal quarrel. 21)

(p. 53) abagāḍh় immersed, sunk; one who or that which has penetrated; bathed; (fig.) deeply involved, engrossed. 11)

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

(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. 85) asadbyabahāra discourteous or rude behaviour; ill-treatment; misuse, abuse. 46)

(p. 30) anujībī one who attends on or serves; dependent for maintenance, shelter etc., obeying or following. n. an attendant, a servant; a follower, a dependent. 43)

(p. 63) abhibādaka one who greets or salutes or courtesies or makes obeisance. fem. অভিবাদিকা । 88)

(p. 56) abashāna stay, residence; a dwelling place; a position, situation, location; a site. 40)

(p. 20) adhibidya erudite, learned. 18)