(p. 56) abācya unutterable, unspeakable; inexplicable; obscene, indecent. n. anything unutterable or unspeakable or inexplicable; obscene or indecent words; rude or vulgar speech. 58)

(p. 17) adhātu non-metal. অধাতব a. non-metallic. 58)

(p. 29) anila wind, air, breeze. ̃সখ n. fire. 28)

(p. 30) anupalakṣita unnoticed, unseen. 101)

(p. 17) atyutkaṭa most severe or terrible; extremely violent; most uncouth; bizarre. 4)

(p. 16) atyalpa very little or very few, scanty, meagre, inadequate. 16)

(p. 56) abināśa not subjected to decay; nondestructible; non-perishable. n. one who is not subject to decay or destruction. 100)

(p. 41) apabhraṃśa corrupted or incorrect form of a word; vulgar dialects descended from a classical language, incorrectness; corruption; perversion; vulgarization. 94)

(p. 73) araṇi matchwood, flintwood; flint. 42)

(p. 9) atirikta more than what is needed, redundant; supernumerary; supererogatory; additional; surplus; extra, superfluous; excessive; exceeding (তদতিরিক্ত কিছু); (bot.) accessory. 154)

(p. 56) abicala, abicalita unmoved, unshaken; unperturbed; unmoved; stolid, calm; not vacillating, unwavering; faithful, firm (অবিচল ভক্তি). ̃কন্ঠেadv. in an unshaken voice, unfalteringly. ̃চিত্তে adv. unperturbedly; unfalteringly; calmly. 81)

(p. 85) asadbhāba inexistence, absence; want of amity, unfriendliness; ill-feeling, bad blood; quarrel. 47)

(p. 48) apācya indigestible; (fig.-of teaching, writing, books etc.) unintelligible. 30)

(p. 90) ahiphēna opium; the poppy-plant. ̃সেবী n. an opium-eater. 102)

(p. 24) ananbita (gr.) lacking in sequence or agreement; (phil.) not governed by the law of causation; not related, detached; irrelevant, incoherent. 21)