(p. 2) akarmaka (gr. of a verb) intransitive. অকর্মক ক্রিয়া intransitive verb. 20)

(p. 17) aditi (myth.) the mother of gods. ̃নন্দন n. a son of Aditi; a god. 27)

(p. 26) anātmīẏa having no blood-relation or matrimonial relation (with), unrelated; unfriendly; having no kindred or relations. fem. অনাত্মীয়া । 44)

(p. 88) asaha (ori.) intolerent, unforbearing, unforgiving; intolerable, insufferable, unbearable. অসহন n. intolerance; non-forbearance; unforgivingness. a. same as অসহ । অসহনশীল a. intolerant; impatient. ̃নীয় a. intolerable, insufferable, unbearable. অসহমান a. incapable of toleration or forgiveness, intolerant, unforgiving. 20)

(p. 63) abhibhaba, abhibhāba (thorough) defeat; disgrace, dishonour, insult; ecstatic trance, ecstasy, transport; embarrassment, the confused state of the mind, bewilderment. 97)

(p. 40) antarbēdanā suppressed feeling of pain or agony. 39)

(p. 71) amuka a certain, one not definite, such. n. & pron. a certain person. অমুক অমুক pron. pl. such and such. 23)

(p. 85) asaṃsakta unattached, unconnected, unassociated; separate. 16)

(p. 63) abyūḍh় unmarried. fem. অব্যূঢ়া । 22)

(p. 30) anunēẏa worthy of being entreated; worthy of being the subject of solicitation, worth imploring or beseeching or supplicating. 87)

(p. 26) anāśraẏa having no shelter or refuge; shelterless; helpless. n. helplessness. অনাশ্রিত n. not sheltered; shelterless; helpless. 82)

(p. 26) anāhāra state of going without food; fasting, starvation. অনাহারী a. going without food; fasting. অনাহারে adv. going without food; on fast. অনাহারে থাকা v. to go without food; to starve, to fast. 89)

(p. 7) aguru a kind of fragrant wood (mostly used as incense). ̃চন্দন n. a fragrant and cool paste of this wood used as an ointment. 2)

(p. 51) aprasiddha not famous or renowned or well-known; obscure; unknown, not current. অপ্রসিদ্ধি n. lack of fame or reputation or renown; absence of currency. 43)

(p. 9) aja3 (dero.) downright. thorough (অজমুর্খ, অজ পাড়াগাঁ); entire (অজ পুকুরটা). অজ পাড়াগাঁ n. a backward and remote village, a grossly backward village, devoid of modern amenities. 80)