(p. 2) akṣudhā lack, absence or loss of appetite. 102)

(p. 63) abhājana an unworthy person; an unfit or incompetent or worthless person; a distressed or destitute person; a wretch. 39)

(p. 77) ardhōdita (of the sun, moon and stars) half-risen. 20)

(p. 50) apēraṇa (astr.) aberration. 2)

(p. 85) asambṛta not covered, uncovered; divested of clothing, undressed; bare; one whose garments are about to fall off one's body. fem. অসংবৃতা । 7)

(p. 79) alabaḍḍē (dial. & vul.) disorderly, ungainly, gawky; careless; dull-headed. 8)

(p. 56) abismaẏa absence of astonishment. অবিস্মিত a. not astonished or surprised, not taken by surprise. 132)

(p. 46) aparikalpita not planned or designed; undeliberate. ̃পূর্ব a. not planned or designed beforehand; unpremeditated. ̃ভাবে adv. in an unplanned or unpremeditated manner or way. 15)

(p. 50) apracalana obsolescence, going out of use; obsoleteness; state of being not current; state of not being in current use. 15)

(p. 38) antḥstara a substratum (pl. substrata.) 47)

(p. 9) aṅgada an ornamental armlet, bracelet, etc.; son of Bali, the monkey-king of Kishkindhya (Ramayana). 16)

(p. 83) aṣṭāṅga the eight limbs of the body (namely, two hands, the breast or bosom, the forehead, two eyes, the throat or speech, and the backbone; or alternatively, two great toes, two knees, two hands, the breast and the nose); the eight systems of yoga. a. having eight branches or departments (অষ্টাঙ্গ আয়ুর্বেদ). 19)

(p. 51) aphuranta, aphurāna unending, endless (অফুরন্ত পথ বা অবসর); inexhaustible (অফুরন্ত ভাণ্ডার).

(p. 55) abarmada, abamardana oppression; eradication; extermination, extirpation. 23)

(p. 30) anudina day after day, everyday. 63)