(p. 2) akiñcana indigent, extremely poor; distressed, miserable; insignificant; lowly; humble and modest. n. such a person. ̃তা n. indigence, extreme poverty; distressed condition, misery; insignificance, lowliness; stupidity. 44)

(p. 90) ashānika not native or local; foreign, extraneous, alien; (bot.) adventitious. 52)

(p. 2) akṛtī unsuccessful; unskilled; inefficient; incapable; worthless or unworthy (অকৃতী সন্তান). 65)

(p. 20) adhiratha chariot-driver, a charioteer; a warrior on chariot who can fight innumerable enemies simultaneously. 36)

(p. 2) aku an incident; an event; a criminal offence. ̃স্হল n. the place of occurrence (esp. of a crime). 49)

(p. 71) amiśuka shy of society, coy, (of one) avoiding or shunning company; unamiable. 20)

(p. 40) antarjali the Hindu rite of keeping immersed the lower part of the body of a dying person in a holy river etc. 11)

(p. 71) amitācāra intemperance in food, drink, practice and conduct. অমিতাচারী a. intemperate, immoderate, over-indulgent. 14)

(p. 56) abiśuddha impure, unclean; unholy; incorrect, erroneous; corrupted; mixed, adulterated, not genuine. 120)

(p. 22) adhōbāẏu downward wind; fart. 4)

(p. 75) arthāpatti (log.) a circumstantial source of proof, a kind of inference; presumption; (rhet.) a figure of speech akin to metonymy. 35)

(p. 26) anādṛta not received with cordiality or care or attention; neglected; slighted. 51)

(p. 9) ajihba having no tongue, tongueless. n. a frog. 101)

(p. 9) acakṣu eyeless, blind. 36)

(p. 78) alakātilaka, alakātilakā painting on one's face with sandal-paste. 20)