(p. 20) adhipāla a vice-chancellor (of a university). 7)

(p. 9) aṅgāra coal; carbon; cinder, charcoal; (fig.) a person or thing causing shame or disgrace (কুলের অঙ্গার বা কলন্ক). ̃ময় a. carbonaceous. ̃কৃষ্ণ a. black as coal, very black. ̃ধানী n. an incense-pot, censer. ̃ক n. carbon. অঙ্গারককমণি n. coral. অঙ্গারক রসায়ন n. organic chemistry. ̃ যৌগিক n. carbon compounds. অঙ্গারঃ শতধৌতেন মলিনত্বং ন মুঞ্চতি coal never changes its hue however well it may be washed; black will take no other hue. অঙ্গারাম্ল n. carbonic acid. 21)

(p. 88) asambhābanā impossibility; unlikelihood, improbability; absurdity. অসম্ভাবনীয়, অসম্ভাব্য a. unlikely to occur, improbable. 12)

(p. 41) apabhū apogee. 93)

(p. 2) akāraṇa unnecessary; purposeless, causeless; baseless; unaccountable; aimless (অকারণ ভ্রমণ); (of quarrel, war, attack etc.) without provocation, unprovoked (অকারণ আক্রমণ). adv. without cause; unnecessarily, for nothing; groundlessly; unaccountably; aimlessly; without provocation. 38)

(p. 41) apada having no feet or legs, apod. 72)

(p. 9) acalāẏatana an incorrigibly reactionary or conservative institution. 47)

(p. 9) ajñēẏa unknowable; unintelligible; incognizable; incomprehensible. 115)

(p. 47) apariśōdhanīẏa unrepayable; unreturnable. 20)

(p. 62) abyakta undisclosed, unexpressed; inexpressible; indistinct; unknown; unknowable; unspeakable; indescribable (অব্যক্ত বেদনা); unspoken; (phil.) latent. n. the Absolute Being, God; nature. ̃গণিত n. algebra. ̃পুষ্পক a. (bot.) cryptogamous, flowerless. n. a cryptogam. ̃রাশি n. unknown quantity. 28)

(p. 22) anatidūrē not at or to a great distance, not very far. 48)

(p. 80) aśauca uncleanness; impurity; profanity; (scriptural) impurity of one's person owing to the birth or death of a relative, the period of duration of this personal impurity. অশৌচান্ত n. termination or end of the period of personal impurity. 44)

(p. 63) abhisampāta a curse, imprecation, malediction. অভিসম্পাত দেওয়া v. to curse, to imprecate. 137)

(p. 75) arcā an idol; worship (used as a correlative of পূজা as in পূজাঅর্চা). v. (poet.) to worship. 19)

(p. 9) aṇimā tenuity, subtlety, extreme thinness or fineness or transparency (which is almost invisible); the supernal power of assuming an extremely thin (and almost invisible) form by means of which gods and demi-gods can move everywhere invisibly. 129)