(p. 24) ananubhūta unfelt; not perceived. 10)

(p. 22) anaḍbāna ox, bull. 41)

(p. 2) akṣāṃśa (geog.) degrees of latitude, latitude. 96)

(p. 7) aghaṭana an awkward or unexpected incident; non-occurrence. ̃ঘটন n. unusual occurrence. অঘটনঘটন-পটীয়সী a. fem. skilled in bringing about what is impossible. 24)

(p. 90) aspṛṣṭa untouched; untasted (অস্পৃষ্ট খাদ্য). 68)

(p. 7) agrādhikāra priority. 17)

(p. 24) anabhijña inexperienced; inexpert; fem. অনভিজ্ঞতা । ̃তা n. inexperience; lack of skill. 47)

(p. 80) aśiṣṭa uncivil, impolite, discourteous; ill-mannered; impolite; impertinent; impudent, pert, saucy. ̃তা n. incivility, impoliteness; discourtesy; ungentleness; impertinence; impudence; sauciness; rudeness, harshness; haughtiness; arrogance; undignifiedness; naughtiness. অশিষ্টাচরণ, অশিষ্টাচার n. rude behaviour; incivility, discourtesy; impertinence, impudence, sauciness; arrogance; naughtiness. 32)

(p. 56) abasāẏaka liquidator. অবসায়ন n. liquidation. 35)

(p. 24) ananuṣṭhita unperformed, unexecuted; unaccomplished; outstanding. 15)

(p. 40) antarjñāna (psy.) subconsciousness. অন্তর্জ্ঞানীয় a. subconscious. 13)

(p. 9) acikitsā lack of medical treatment; bad or faulty medical treatment. 54)

(p. 89) asāḍ় bereft of sensation or feeling or consciousness; insensate; benumbed, torpid; bereft of sensibility, insensible. ̃তা n. loss of sensation or feeling or consciousness; insensateness, unconsciousness; torpidity; insensibility. অসাড়ে adv. insensately, unconsciously; unknowingly, unawares. 5)

(p. 63) abhibyakta thoroughly manifested or expressed or developed; evolved. অভিব্যক্ত করা v. to manifest or express or develop thoroughly; to evolve. 93)

(p. 85) asabhya uncivil, discourteous, uncultured, unpolished, rude; unsocial; uncivilized, wild; aboriginal, primitive. ̃জাতি n. a wild or aboriginal race. ̃তা n. incivility, discourtesy; lack of culture or refinement or polish; rudeness; unsocialness; lack of civilization. অসভ্যতা করা, অসভ্য হওয়া v. to behave discourteously or rudely or unculturedly; to behave ill-manneredly or indecorously. 57)