(p. 26) anādyanta having neither beginning nor end, having neither origin nor destruction; self-born and immortal. 54)

(p. 20) adhibhāra a surcharge. 27)

(p. 24) ananumēẏa incapable of being guessed, not conjecturable; unimaginable. 12)

(p. 17) adhigata attained, obtained, acquired, earned; learned, known; studied; brought under control, mastered. 75)

(p. 51) aprayatna lack of effort or endeavour or enthusiasm or assiduity; laxity; neglect. 34)

(p. 83) aṣṭābakra an ancient sage whose body was ridiculously misshapen at eight places; (facet.) a ridiculously deformed person. 24)

(p. 69) abhrāntacittē confidently; unmistakeably, unerringly. 22)

(p. 2) akṛtya of that which should not be done. n. an improper act, a wrong-doing, a misdeed. 67)

(p. 88) asambhābita unexpected, unanticipated. 13)

(p. 26) anālōkita not lighted, unlit; not bright; not enlightened. 79)

(p. 48) apāraka incapable, unable. 41)

(p. 30) anudgata not come or sprung or grown out of, not bulbed, not protuberated; not projecting. অনুদ্গম n. not growing or springing, lack or absence of springing or sprouting. 65)

(p. 2) akuṇṭha, akuṇṭhita unhesitating; unabashed; ungrudging, without reserve, liberal (অকুণ্ঠ দান বা প্রশংসা). অকুণ্ঠচিত্তে, অকুণ্ঠিতচিত্তে adv. with no hesitation (in the mind), with an open mind; unhesitatingly; ungrudgingly, liberally, freely. 51)

(p. 26) aniḥśēṣa inexhaustible; endless or impersihable (অনিঃশেষ প্রাণ). 92)

(p. 90) asmaddēśē in our country. 84)