(p. 87) asamabartita (astr.) unpolarized. 11)

(p. 53) abataṃsa an ornament; (fig.) one who adds to the glory of or brings credit to (বংশাবতংস). 23)

(p. 9) aṅgāra coal; carbon; cinder, charcoal; (fig.) a person or thing causing shame or disgrace (কুলের অঙ্গার বা কলন্ক). ̃ময় a. carbonaceous. ̃কৃষ্ণ a. black as coal, very black. ̃ধানী n. an incense-pot, censer. ̃ক n. carbon. অঙ্গারককমণি n. coral. অঙ্গারক রসায়ন n. organic chemistry. ̃ যৌগিক n. carbon compounds. অঙ্গারঃ শতধৌতেন মলিনত্বং ন মুঞ্চতি coal never changes its hue however well it may be washed; black will take no other hue. অঙ্গারাম্ল n. carbonic acid. 21)

(p. 63) abhiyāna an expedition; (setting out on) an adventuresome exploration. 109)

(p. 26) anambara having no cover; bare; naked. n. the sky; a Buddhist community. 14)

(p. 16) atiṣṭha unable to stay or keep steady; unsettled; restless; uneasy; irritated. (অতিষ্ঠ হওয়া).অতিষ্ঠ করা v. to make unsteady; to unsettle; to make restless or uneasy; to make unbearable; to annoy or irritate. 2)

(p. 90) aharniśa, aharniśi day and night; all the time; always; incessantly. 96)

(p. 36) anulipta dyed; coloured; daubed, besmeared; engaged or employed or occupied (in). 21)

(p. 48) apāryamānē in case of failure owing to inability or incapability. 44)

(p. 71) amukta in bondage, unliberated; unfreed; bolted; restricted. ̃হস্ত a. close-fisted, niggardly, stingy.

(p. 36) anurata devoted (to); attached (to); addicted (to); doting (on); following faithfully or with fidelity, loyal; engaged or occupied earnestly (in). অনুরতি n. devotion; attachment; addiction; faithful following; state of being occupied or engaged earnestly. 9)

(p. 40) antargata lying or situated within or in between; included (in); comprised (in); inward. 4)

(p. 41) apagata gone away; departed; passed away; fled away; removed, dispelled; subsided; repealed; withdrawn. 47)

(p. 9) acakita not frightened or alarmed. 35)

(p. 69) amasṛṇa unsmooth, uneven, rough; (fig.) not easy-going, full of difficulties and hazards, full of ups and downs. ̃তা n. absence of smoothness, unevenness, roughness. 51)