(p. 34) anubāsana perfuming; fumigation. 14)

(p. 17) adarakāri unnecessary; unimportant; inessential; dispensable. 23)

(p. 26) anāẏāsa a state demanding no exertion or offering no difficulty; easiness. a. demanding no exertion or offering no difficulty; effortless, easy; facile, spontaneous. ̃কৃত a. done without effort or strain or difficulty; accomplished easily. ̃দক্ষতা n. easy skill or gift; gift of doing spontaneously. ̃লব্ধ a. obtained or earned without effort or strain or difficulty; got easily. ̃লভ্য a. obtainable without effort or difficulty; easily obtainable. ̃সাধ্য a. capable of being done or performed or attained or obtained without effort or difficulty; easy. ̃সিদ্ধ a. done or accomplished or attained or obtained easily. অনায়াসে adv. without strain or exertion or difficulty; effortlessly; easily; spontaneously. 72)

(p. 63) abhūta that which or one who has not (ever) come into being, unborn, never born; that which has not happened; (of time) not gone by or passed. ̃পূর্ব a. unprecedented; novel. 154)

(p. 50) aprakṛṣṭa not good; inferior; bad; base, mean; inadvisable, inexpedient. 12)

(p. 73) amlākta mixed or dyed with acid; sour. 2)

(p. 17) adrōha absence of malignity or malice or envy; amicability; absence of quarrel. 48)

(p. 63) abhinibiṣṭa intently attentive, intent, absorbed, deeply engrossed. fem. অভিনিবিষ্টা । 76)

(p. 37) anuśiṣya a disciple's disciple. 3)

(p. 72) amērudaṇḍī (zoo.) invertebrate; (fig.) lacking firmness of character. 16)

(p. 38) antḥpura a zenana. a gynaeceum, a harem; the inner portion of a dwelling-house. ̃চারী a. & n. one who keeps to the zenana. fem. ˜চারিণী । ̃রক্ষক n. a guard of the zenana. (cp.) Lord of the bed-chamber. অন্তঃপুরিকা n. a woman who keeps to the zenana. ̃বাসিনী a. fem. keeping constantly to the zenana. mas. ̃বাসী । 33)

(p. 17) adhijanana birth; procreation; production. 79)

(p. 26) anāmā2, anāmikā the ring-finger. 67)

(p. 63) abhiyōktā an accuser; a complainant; a plaintiff. a. accusing or pursuing by law. fem. অভিযোক্ত্রী । 111)

(p. 2) agaṇita (ori.) uncounted; (loss.) countless, innumerable, numberless. 116)