(p. 36) anulipi a piece of similar writing, a facsimile or duplicate copy of written matter, a transcript, a copy; a piece of transliterated or dictated writing. 20)

(p. 69) amarēśa, amarēśbara same as অমরাধিপ । 42)

(p. 24) ananukūla adverse; unfavourable. 7)

(p. 46) apamṛtyu death by accident; unnatural death. 2)

(p. 80) aśbattha an Indian fig-tree, a peepul-tree, ficus religiosa. 46)

(p. 69) amartya unearthly; extra-mundane; heavenly, celestial, divine. n. an immortal being; a god. ̃লোক n. the abode of gods, heaven. 43)

(p. 53) abataraṇa going or coming downwards, descending, descent; alighting or climbing down or dismounting; getting out of a vehicle; disembarkment; (of birds etc.) flying down to or towards the ground; stepping down (from position etc.); relegation to a lower class, position, status etc.; degradation. অবতরণ করা v. to come or go downwards, to get down, to descend; to alight, to climb down, to dismount; to get out of any vehicle, to disembark; (of birds etc.) to fly down to or towards the ground; to step down (from a position, etc.); to be relegated to a lower class. অবতরণিকা n. (of books etc.) a preface, an introduction, a preamble, a prologue, a prelude; a flight of steps, a staircase; a ladder, an escalator. 24)

(p. 30) anucārī following; attending. n. a follower, an attendant, a servant. 33)

(p. 41) anyāsakta (of a husband) attached to some woman not one's wife; adulterous; unfaithful. fem. অন্যাসক্তা । অন্যাসক্তি n. attachment to some man or woman other than one's husband or wife; adultery; unfaithfulness. 32)

(p. 90) ahōrātra, ahōrātri day and night; always. 107)

(p. 2) akṣīṇa not lean or emaciated; not weakened or debilitated. 99)

(p. 9) aghrāta not smelled; untasted. 6)

(p. 55) abamata slighted; neglected; unreckoned. অবমতি n. slight; neglect. 21)

(p. 50) aprakṛtisha off one's natural state; deprived of one's self-control; excited; fuddled (esp. with drink); drunk; mentally upset or deranged, not in the proper frame of mind; crazy. ̃তা n. drunkenness; craziness. 11)

(p. 75) arjuna a stye on the eyelid; a kind of tree (the juice of its bark is used as a cordial medicine;—cp. foxglove, digitalis). 28)