(p. 2) akarṣita (of land) unploughed, uncultivated; fallow. 23)

(p. 17) adana eating; any edible article; food. 19)

(p. 63) abhikēndra (mech.) centripetal. অভিকেন্দ্র বল centripetal force. 47)

(p. 17) adēẏa incapable of being given, unofferable, that which cannot be given. 37)

(p. 62) abyaktika impersonal. 29)

(p. 9) aṭala (lit.) not reeling; unwavering, unflinching; firm, steady; unmoved; unshaken, constant; unperturbed; stolid, resolute. ̃তা n. firmness, steadiness; stolidness; constancy. ̃ভাবে adv. unwaveringly, firmly, resolutely, steadily. 123)

(p. 20) adhirōha an ascent; an elevation. ̃ণ n. mounting or ascending or climbing or riding. অধিরোহণী n. a flight of steps; a ladder; a staircase. অধিরোহিণী var. of অধিরোহণী; fem. of অধিরোহী । অধিরোহী a. mounting; ascending; climbing; riding. n. a mounter; a climber; a rider. 42)

(p. 41) apabhū apogee. 93)

(p. 29) animikha (poet.) not winking (অনিমিখ আঁখি); steadfast ('অনিমিখ দিঠি'). adv. with no winking; with a steadfast gaze. 9)

(p. 78) alaṅkartā one who ornaments or adorns, a decorator, a painter, a dresser. fem. অলংকর্ত্রী । 14)

(p. 2) agādha unfathomable, bottomless; very deep and extensive (অগাধ সমুদ্র); unlimited, unbounded (অগাধ আকাশ); profound; immeasurable, immense (অগাধ শান্তি). 128)

(p. 17) adṛṣṭa not seen, unseen. n. fate, luck, fortune; destiny. ̃ক্রমে adv. as ordained by destiny; as luck would have it; by chance; fortunately. ̃দোষে adv. unluckily, unfortunately, as bad luck would have it. ̃পরীক্ষা n. act of telling or learning one's fortune by means of divination, palmistry, etc., act of trying one's luck (esp. in a game of chance) অদৃষ্ট পরীক্ষা করা v. to tell one's fortune. to try one's luck. অদৃষ্ট পরীক্ষা করানো v. to have one's fortune told. ̃পুরুষ n. masc. Destiny; God. ̃পূর্ব a. not seen before; novel, new. ̃বশত adv. as luck would have it; by chance. ̃বাদ n. fatalism. ̃বাদী n. a fatalist. a. fatalistic. ̃লিপি n. the unseen writing of one's fate; one's destiny. অদৃষ্টের পরিহাস irony of fate. 35)

(p. 24) anantara hereafter or thereafter, afterwards, then. 17)

(p. 26) anāmā2, anāmikā the ring-finger. 67)

(p. 40) antarjbālā mental agony. 14)