(p. 9) abhijñāsya not to be asked or inquired. 97)

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

(p. 17) adalabadala interchange; alternation; exchange; mutual transfer; modification. অদলবদল করা v. to interchange; to alter; to exchange; to transfer mutually; to modify. 25)

(p. 63) abhicāra rites performed according to the prescriptions of the Tantra in order to harm others; incantation, black art. অভিচারী a. one who performs these rites. 59)

(p. 24) anabarata ceaseless, unremitting; continuous. adv. incessantly, unremittingly; continually; always, ever. 37)

(p. 30) anujaṅghāshi (physio.) tibia; (zoo.) fibula. 42)

(p. 30) anukṛta imitated, copied, mimicked; followed (after). অনুকৃতি n. imitation, mimicry; travesty; working after the example of. 19)

(p. 79) ali1 the bumble-bee; the scorpion; wine (অলিপান). 16)

(p. 38) antarita disappeared, vanished; overcast; (thoroughly) covered; overwhelmed, begone; removed, driven away; confined within fixed bounds under government order, interned. 65)

(p. 26) anāsanna not near or approaching; not imminent or impending. 84)

(p. 9) acūrṇa, acūrṇita not pulverized; unbroken; undestroyed; whole, entire. 62)

(p. 9) atanu not slender or delicate; gigantic; bodiless, incorporeal. n. Madan (মদন), the Hindu god of love. 137)

(p. 79) alikhita unwritten. 20)

(p. 56) abijña unwise, imprudent; inexperienced; foolish. ̃তা n. lack of wisdom, imprudence; inexperience; foolishness. 86)

(p. 30) anunaẏa entreaty, earnest request, solicitation; beseeching. অনুনয় করা v. to entreat, to request earnestly, to solicit, to beseech, to implore. ̃-বিনয় n. humble (and repeated) entreaties, importunate solicitation. অনুনয়-বিনয় করা v. to entreat humbly (and repeatedly), to solicit importunately, to supplicate. অনুনয়ী a. suppliant; entreating, requesting earnestly, solicitious, beseeching, imploring. 84)