(p. 37) anusūcaka signifying, having a meaning; indicating.

(p. 2) akathā abusive or filthy or obscene language (also অকথা-কুকথা). 7)

(p. 77) ardhōccārita uttered inarticulately or in a suppressed manner, mumbled; halfpronounced. 18)

(p. 46) aparigṛhīta unaccepted; refused, rejected, turned down. 17)

(p. 85) asattā non-existence. 35)

(p. 20) adhibṛtta (math.) a parabola. 22)

(p. 41) apatya a son or a daughter; a child; a young of any creature. ̃নির্বিশেষে adv. making no discrimination between one's own children and those of other people, not treating differently from one's son, just like one's own children. ̃স্নেহ n. love for one's children, parental affection, philoprogenitiveness. ̃হীন a. childless. 69)

(p. 9) achi a guardian, a custodian; a trustee; an administrator. 75)

(p. 63) abhīpsita earnestly desired, longed for; aspired to. 150)

(p. 40) antarē at heart; inside; within; in the depth of, in the heart of; amidst, amongst, between; at a distance, removed or screened from; at an interval of. 3)

(p. 63) abhiyātrā expedition. 107)

(p. 73) ayōgabāha, ayōgabāha barṇa 'ং' and 'ঃ' of the Bengali alphabet; the letter that cannot stand alone. 21)

(p. 90) asra an angle; a side, an arm. 88)

(p. 51) aprāpya unavailable; unattainable; unacquirable, unprocurable; rare, scarce. 50)

(p. 9) acihnita unmarked; undistinguished; uncovenanted (অচিহ্নিত কর্মচারী). 61)