(p. 55) abanata bent down, stooping; downfallen, depressed (অবনত জাতি); low (অবনত স্হান); base, depraved (অবনতচরিত্র). অবনত মস্তকে adv. with one's head bending down; humbly, meekly. অবনতি n. bent or stooping state; downfall, depression; fall; lowness; deterioration; baseness, depravity. 8)

(p. 41) antastbaka dermis. 6)

(p. 26) anāẏatta not brought under control; unmastered; beyond one's reach or power; uncome-at-able. 71)

(p. 55) abadhūta1 one of a class of anchorites who worship Shiva (শিব). 2)

(p. 26) anārabdha not (yet) begun or commenced; not (yet) undertaken. 73)

(p. 2) agati motionless; immobile, static; helpless, resourceless. n. a helpless or resourceless person; the unperformed state of a dead person's obsequies. অগতির গতি the resort of the helpless; (loos.) the way-out. 118)

(p. 79) aliñjara a large earthen cask or jar; a pitcher. 23)

(p. 63) abhisampāta a curse, imprecation, malediction. অভিসম্পাত দেওয়া v. to curse, to imprecate. 137)

(p. 38) anusūci, anusūcī a schedule. 2)

(p. 73) ayauktika untenable by reason or contrary to reason; unreasonable; illogical. ̃তা n. unreasonableness; illogicality. 25)

(p. 24) anabhiprāẏa lack of desire or intention; disapproval; contrariety to one's desire or liking or intention. 48)

(p. 20) adhibhū a master, a lord. 28)

(p. 9) aṅganā a woman of graceful physique, a beautiful woman; a woman. 18)

(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. 69) amarā1 the placenta. 36)