(p. 90) asusha unwell, indisposed; sick; ill; diseased, ailing; uneasy, troubled, distressed. ̃তা n. indisposition, sickness; illness; ailment, uneasiness, distress. 17)

(p. 29) anirdiṣṭa not fixed or settled; uncertain; indefinite. অনির্দিষ্ট কালের জন্য sine die; for an indefinite period. 20)

(p. 2) akarmā having no employment or occupation; grossly inefficient; idling. অকর্মার ধাড়ি an inveterate bungler, an arch-bungler, a muff; a good-for-nothing or worthless fellow; a great idler. 22)

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

(p. 16) atyāsanna imminent; very near; impending; about to happen. 26)

(p. 56) abimṛśya indiscreet, injudicious, imprudent; thoughtless, rash; (dero.) undoubting, over-sure. ̃কারী a. & n. one who acts indiscreetly or injudiciously or imprudently or rashly; one who is (indiscreetly) undoubting. ̃কারিতা n. indiscretion. injudiciousness, imprudence; thoughtlessness. 111)

(p. 75) aruṣṭa not angry; not annoyed, not displeased. 9)

(p. 26) anākrānta unassailed, unattacked. 37)

(p. 41) apacaẏa loss; waste; wastage; state of being wasted or squandered away; decrease; decay; misuse. অপচয় করা v. to waste; to squander away, to fritter away, to throw away; to misuse. 53)

(p. 63) abhājana an unworthy person; an unfit or incompetent or worthless person; a distressed or destitute person; a wretch. 39)

(p. 63) abhāba non-existence, absence; want, lack; need; dearth, shortage, scarcity; financial want; indigence; deficiency; deficit. ̃গ্রস্ত a. stricken with want, needy; indigent; poverty-stricken, destitute. ̃পূরণ n. meeting or supplying wants or needs; making up for deficiency or deficit. ̃মুক্ত a. relieved of want or poverty. অভাব মেটানো n. v. removing or to remove want. ̃মোচন n. removal of want or need or poverty; making up for deficiency or deficit. ̃মোচন করা v. to remove a want or wants or a need or needs; to make up for deficiency or deficit; to free from poverty or indigence. অভাবে স্বভাব নষ্ট want is at the root of corruption, (cp) necessity knows no law. 40)

(p. 24) anadhīta that which has not been read or studied; unread or unstudied; not gone through. 2)

(p. 87) asamādara absence of cordial reception or acceptance; slight; neglect, disregard, অসমাদর করা v. to deny cordial reception or acceptance, to receive or accept coldly; to slight; to neglect, to disregard. 24)

(p. 9) ajanmā (ori.) spiritual salvation; failure of crops; scarcity. a. (ori.) existing without being born. 83)

(p. 75) arciṣmāna glowing, beaming. n. the sun. 22)