(p. 26) anālōkita not lighted, unlit; not bright; not enlightened. 79)

(p. 26) anārōgya state of ill-health; lack of cure. a. incurable; irremediable. 75)

(p. 2) aguṇa harm, injury; offence, fault. a. deprived of good qualities; worthless; unqualified. অগুণ করা v. to do harm, to do mischief.

(p. 30) anunnata not high or tall or upgraded or elevated; low; undeveloped, lacking in progress; backward. অনুন্নত সম্প্রদায় the depressed or backward class. 88)

(p. 20) adhipa, adhipati a master, a lord; an owner; a proprietor; a king, a prince. 5)

(p. 26) anidāna having no cause or ground, causeless, groundless. 98)

(p. 47) apariśīlana lack of study or practice, non-cultivation. অপরিশীলিত a. uncultivated, uncultured, unrefined; unsophisticated. 18)

(p. 38) anusrabaṇa (chem.) percolation. 10)

(p. 17) adhigamya accessible, attainable, acquirable; capable of being learnt or known, knowable, comprehensible; capable of being studied; capable of being mastered. অধিগম, অধিগমন n. attainment; acquisition of knowledge, comprehension. 76)

(p. 85) asabarṇa not belonging to the same caste. অসবর্ণ বিবাহ intercaste marriage. 56)

(p. 9) acikitsaka a quack doctor, an ignorant medicine man, a charlatan. 52)

(p. 50) apratarkya that which cannot be settled by discussion or debate; beyond logic and reason; not to be disputed or called in question; undiscussable, undebatable. 21)

(p. 34) anumānabākya (log.) a syllogism. 33)

(p. 34) anubhaba knowledge; realization, perception; feeling. অনুভব করা v. to learn; to realize, to perceive; to feel. অনুভবনীয় a. perceivable; perceptible; that which can be or should be perceived or felt. 23)

(p. 22) adhauta unwashed; uncleaned. 9)