(p. 73) arabinda a lotus. 47)

(p. 9) ajēẏa, ajētabya unconquerable, invincible; indomitable. 108)

(p. 63) abhiśapta subjected to a curse, accursed, cursed; doomed. 126)

(p. 9) ajuradāra a labourer; a day-labourer. 105)

(p. 79) ali1 the bumble-bee; the scorpion; wine (অলিপান). 16)

(p. 56) abijñēẏa unknowable; incognizable. 88)

(p. 56) abinaẏa lack of modesty or politeness or civility; immodesty, discourteousness, incivility; haughtiness, impertinence; impudence. অবিনয়ী a. impolite, immodest, discourteous; haughty, impertinent; impudent, cheeky, saucy. 98)

(p. 2) akāja a useless act; a mischief; a wrong-doing. অকাজের কাজি a mischiefmaker, wrongdoer. 32)

(p. 40) antarmukha introspective; spiritual; (psy.) afferent. ̃তা, অন্তর্মুখিতা n. introspection; introversion. 45)

(p. 62) abēdanika anaesthetic. n. an anaesthetic. 16)

(p. 26) anāsṛṣṭi outside the created world, unnatural; disorderly; queer, strange, bizarre. n. such a thing or incident or state. 85)

(p. 56) abistīrṇa not spacious or wide or extensive; narrow; small. 130)

(p. 41) antyēṣṭi, antyēṣṭikriẏā funeral rites, obsequies; last honours. 11)

(p. 2) aganati, agunati (coll.) countless, innumerable. 121)

(p. 17) atharba the last of the four Vedas. a. weak and infirm (esp. with age), deprived of the power of movement (esp. owing to age); decrepit; disabled. 13)