(p. 50) apratikūla not unfavourable or antagonistic; favourable; friendly; helpful. 24)

(p. 63) abhiṣaba, abhiṣabaṇa distillation (of wine etc.); bathing; ablution (after a sacrificial rite). 130)

(p. 90) asaumya unlovely; ungentle; not calm or placid; not sedate or sober. 29)

(p. 62) abja the lotus. 25)

(p. 16) atṛpta insatiate, ungratified; unsatisfied; unappeased. অতৃপ্তি n. lack of satiation or gratification, dissatisfaction; lack of appeasement. অতৃপ্তিকর n. dissatisfactory, causing dissatisfaction or displeasure. 10)

(p. 55) abadhya one who or that which should not or cannot be killed or slain. fem. অবধ্যা । 7)

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

(p. 7) agha sin. ̃মর্ষণ n. that which (esp. an incantation) dispels sin. 23)

(p. 69) amanōnaẏana refusal to nominate or select or choose; non-acceptance; rejection; disapproval. 30)

(p. 2) akta1 smeared with (তৈলাক্ত, রক্তাক্ত); mixed with, containing, full of (লবণাক্ত, বিষাক্ত). 77)

(p. 71) amārjita unpolished, unrefined; uncouth; crude; rough, coarse; impolite, uncivil, indecorous, vulgar, unmannerly. 12)

(p. 63) abhi denoting: front, approach, proximity, onward direction, spaciousness, ambi-, circum-, peri-, pro-, towards, to-. 44)

(p. 69) abhyāsa practice regular study or exercise; habit; accustoming, acclimatization. ̃গত a. habitual. অভ্যাসাধীন a. (to be) mastered by constant practice. অভ্যাসী a. & n. one who practises or studies or learns regularly. fem. অভ্যাসিনী । 9)

(p. 41) apagā going downwards or seawards. n. a river. 49)

(p. 26) anārtabā not yet attained puberty. 76)