(p. 50) apēraṇa (astr.) aberration. 2)

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

(p. 50) apracura insufficient; not ample or profuse; scanty. 18)

(p. 53) abadamana repression. অবদমন করা v. to repress. অবদমনীয় a. repressible. অবদমিত a. repressed. 30)

(p. 40) antarmādhurya sweetness of the heart or soul; inward sweetness. 44)

(p. 17) adūṣita not corrupted; not defiled; (of water, air, etc.) not polluted. 32)

(p. 26) anarthaka futile, useless; unprovoked or unreasonable (অনর্থক কলহ); unnecessary. adv. in vain; without provocation or reason; unnecessarily. 17)

(p. 20) adhirūḍh় mounted, seated upon; riding on; ascended. অধিরূঢ় হওয়া v. to mount; to sit upon; to ride; to ascend. 40)

(p. 71) amātṛka motherless. 2)

(p. 41) andara, andaramahala the inner parts (esp. of a dwelling-house); the interior; the apartments of a house in which women are secluded, a zenana, a gynaecium. 13)

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

(p. 22) anakṣara illiterate, unlettered; ignorant. 33)

(p. 9) aṅgīkāra promise or undertaking; promising; acceptance. অঙ্গীকার করা v. to promise; to give an undertaking; to accept. 25)

(p. 56) abasāda tiredness, exhaustion, fatigue; weariness; languor, lassitude; loss of spirit or enthusiasm (owing to exhaustion); ennui. ̃কর, ̃জনক a. tiresome, wearisome, irksome; fatiguing, exhausting; languorous. ̃গ্রস্ত a. tired, exhausted, fatigued; deprived of spirit or enthusiasm (owing to exhaustion), wearied; weary. 33)

(p. 73) araguṇa good quality, merit, virtue, অরগুণ নেই বরগুণ আছে having none of the virtues but only lots of vices, having more bad qualities than good. 39)