(p. 7) agnyudgama, agnyudgāra emission of fire (esp. from the crater of a volcano). 12)

(p. 40) antarbṛta introvert. অন্তর্বৃতি n. introversion. 37)

(p. 78) alaṅkartā one who ornaments or adorns, a decorator, a painter, a dresser. fem. অলংকর্ত্রী । 14)

(p. 34) anuprasha crosswise, latitudinal, transverse. adv. across, crosswise, latitudinally, transversely. ̃ছেদ (geom.) a transverse section. 2)

(p. 41) apadēbatā an evil spirit; a demon; a ghost. 76)

(p. 77) ardhōkti inarticulate or suppressed utterance; incomplete utterance. 17)

(p. 80) alpāhāra temperance in eating; restricted diet; light repast. অল্পাহারী a. restrained or temperate or moderate in eating; one who eats less. 13)

(p. 30) anugata obedient, following faithfully, devoted, complying; dependent. অনুগত হওয়া v. to obey; to follow faithfully; to be devoted to; to depend on. 24)

(p. 73) ayukta not joined or connected or attached; disjointed, disconnected, unattached, detached, separated. অযুক্তি n. disunion, disconnection, separation; unreasonableness, unjustness; illogicality; a wrong or fallacious argument; a fallacy; bad or mischievous advice; sophistry; impropriety. অযুক্তিযুক্ত a. untenable by reason, unreasonable, illogical. 17)

(p. 48) apaharaṇa stealing, theft; pilferage, filching; plunder, loot; robbery; misappropriation; abduction; carrying off or lifting. অপহরণ করা v. to steal; to pilfer; to plunder, to loot; to rob; to misappropriate; to abduct; to carry off, to lift. 20)

(p. 41) apaṭu inexpert, unskilful; unskilled; incapable; incompetent, unfit; indisposed, stricken with illness. ̃তা, ̃ত্ব n. lack of dexterity or skill; incapability, incompetence, unfitness; indisposition, illness. 64)

(p. 77) arthōdbhēda exploring the meaning of. 7)

(p. 72) amūlada (alg.) irrational. 6)

(p. 89) asāmānya uncommon, unusual, extraordinary; not negligible; considerable; very deep (অসামান্য দুঃখ); profound (অসামান্য জ্ঞান); superhuman. অসামান্যতা n. uncommonness, unusualness, extraordinariness; considerableness; considerable depth; profundity; superhuman state. 19)

(p. 9) achiẏatanāmā written document by which a person makes arrangements for his effects on death, a will. 76)