(p. 62) abīkṣita unseen; unobserved; unnoticed. 3)

(p. 62) abēdanīẏa, abēdya unknowable, incognizable. 17)

(p. 2) akaṭhōra not rigorous or strict; not rude or severe. 4)

(p. 24) anadhīta that which has not been read or studied; unread or unstudied; not gone through. 2)

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

(p. 30) anuga going or coming after, following; obeying; according to (নিয়মানুগ); conforming to. 23)

(p. 51) aprabṛtta not engaged or employed; disengaged. 25)

(p. 48) apica moreover, also, besides, in addition, further; on the other hand, conversely. 46)

(p. 87) asamṛddhi lack of prosperity or affluence.

(p. 53) abakāśa leisure; respite, vacation (গ্রীষ্মাবকাশ); necessary time for (কাজের অবকাশ); cessation; time or space between, interval; scope, room, opportunity (সন্দেহের অবকাশ). 4)

(p. 41) apabarga salvation; liberation. 83)

(p. 2) akaluṣita undefiled, unpolluted; uncorrupted; pure, clean. 27)

(p. 80) aśōka free from grief. n. a kind of flower or its tree, the flamboyant; the great Maurya emperor of India. ̃কানন n. a flamboyant-grove (esp. one in which Sita in the Ramayana was kept as a captive). ̃চক্র n. the symbolic wheel introduced by King Ashoka illustrating the stages of birth prior to salvation (it is the emblem of the official flag of India). ̃বন n. same as ̃কানন । ̃লিপি n. any of the religious and moral edicts of Ashoka inscribed on stone-pillars, an inscription of Ashoka. ̃স্তম্ভ n. any of the stone-pillars of Ashoka on which his edicts are inscribed, an Ashoka pillar (it is the official emblem of India). 38)

(p. 80) alpāẏu shortlived; doomed to die early. 11)

(p. 69) abhraka talc; mica; the sky. 19)