(p. 9) atithi a guest. ̃বত্সল a. hospitable. ̃শালা n. a guest-house. ̃সত্কার, ̃সেবা n. hospitality. ̃সেবক n. a hospitable man; a host. 148)

(p. 90) asṭrēlaẏēḍa one ethnically belonging to the Australoid group. 33)

(p. 72) amēdhābī lacking in intelligence, unintelligent; dull-headed. 13)

(p. 37) anuṣṭhātā one who introduces, or initiates or begins; one who does or performs or executes or renders a work, ceremony etc. n. an introducer or initiator, a commencer; a doer, a performer; an organizer. fem. অনুষ্ঠাত্রী । 9)

(p. 73) aẏasa iron. 29)

(p. 30) anunaẏa entreaty, earnest request, solicitation; beseeching. অনুনয় করা v. to entreat, to request earnestly, to solicit, to beseech, to implore. ̃-বিনয় n. humble (and repeated) entreaties, importunate solicitation. অনুনয়-বিনয় করা v. to entreat humbly (and repeatedly), to solicit importunately, to supplicate. অনুনয়ী a. suppliant; entreating, requesting earnestly, solicitious, beseeching, imploring. 84)

(p. 41) anbaẏa succession; (gr.) sequence, syntax, word-order; family; relation; order, serial order; agreement, concord. অন্বয়ী a. related, connected; relating, connecting, agreeing, concordant. 19)

(p. 80) alpādhika more or less. 10)

(p. 30) anupadiṣṭa unadvised, not instructed or briefed; untaught; untutored. 95)

(p. 69) amanuṣya (of a human being) devoid of human qualities; inhuman; unworthy of being called a human being; goodfor-nothing. n. such a man. (̃ত্ব). v. lack of human qualities; inhumanity; unmanliness; worthlessness. 29)

(p. 34) anubandha start; outset; (of a question, point, motion etc.) moving or raising, introduction; relation; resolution; endeavour, effort, attempt; context, contextual connection; request; occasion; correlation; (gr.) any of the letters (esp. of suffixes) which are lost or dropped when added to words. অনুবন্ধী a. related, connected; (gr.) syntactically connected; inseparable; (geom.) conjugate; consequential; relevant. 8)

(p. 48) apuruṣa, apuruṣōcita unmanly; cowardly. 52)

(p. 63) abhilamba (phys.) normal. 119)

(p. 41) apakīrti disrepute, ill-fame; notoriety; a wrongful or disgraceful act, a misdeed; a mischief; a crime. 40)

(p. 48) apahartā a thief; a pilferer; a plunderer; a looter; a robber; one who misappropriates; an abductor; a lifter. 21)