(p. 73) ayātrā occurrence or object considered portending evil for one setting out on a journey; an ill omen for a journey; inauspicious journey. 16)

(p. 2) akarōṭi, akarōṭī (zoo.) the acrania. 15)

(p. 87) asamasāhasa a rare feat of daring; complete fearlessness; rashness. a. endowed with rare daring; completely fearless; over-daring, over-bold; daredevil; rash. অসমসাহসিক, অসমসাহসী a. same as অসমসাহস (a.) অসমসাহসী ব্যক্তি a very brave person, a man of rare courage. 22)

(p. 34) anubiddha joined, attached; strong; set in, embedded. 16)

(p. 90) asmitā egotism; vanity; conceit. 87)

(p. 63) abhinandana felicitation, congratulation; expression of happiness by eulogy; felicitous eulogy; a welcome. অভিনন্দন জানানো v. to felicitate, to congratulate; to welcome. ̃পত্র n. a letter of congratulatory or welcome address, an address. 72)

(p. 17) adarśana invisibility; absence from the range of sight; disappearance. অদর্শন হওয়া. v. to go out of sight; to become invisible; to disappear. 24)

(p. 30) anujībya worthy of being resorted to or served. 44)

(p. 2) akātara (in suffering, danger etc.) unperturbed, undistressed; unflinching; patient, calm; (in toil, fighting etc.) untiring; (of gift, charity etc.) ungrudging, bountiful. অকাতরে adv. unperturbedly; feeling no distress, unflinchingly; patiently, calmly; soundly, deeply (অকাতরে ঘুমানো); untiringly; ungrudgingly; bountifully. 34)

(p. 90) ahaṅkāra self-conceit; vanity, pride; haughtiness, arrogance; vainglory. অহংকার করা v. to take pride in; to boast, to brag. ̃বিহীন a. unpretentious; modest. অহংকারী a. self-conceited; proud; haughty, arrogant; vainglorious. অহংকারে মত্ত maddened with pride. 91)

(p. 9) ajuhāta a cause (usu. a false one); a pretext, a pretence, a plea. 107)

(p. 1) aṃśānkana graduation, marking (a scale). 7)

(p. 41) annābhāba want or shortage of food or rice; scarcity; famine. 18)

(p. 48) apahata killed, slain; murdered; destroyed; perished. 18)

(p. 30) anudyama lack or absence of enterprise or effort or perseverence. অনুদ্যত a. not enterprising or perseverent, lazy, indolent. 76)