(p. 85) asatya untrue; false. n. untruth; falsehood; a lie. ̃বাদী, ̃ভাষী a. untruthful; indulging in telling lies. ̃বাদী বা ̃ভাষী ব্যক্তি an untruthful person, a liar. ̃বাদিতা, ̃ভাষিতা n. act or habit of telling lies; untruthfulness. ̃সন্ধ a. one who does not keep one's promise or word. 36)

(p. 69) abhyutthita risen from sitting or recumbent position; prosperous, flourishing; one who or that which has come into prominence or power; eminent; insurgent. 12)

(p. 48) apuṣṭa undeveloped; undernourished; lean, thin. অপুষ্টি n. lack of nourishment; malnutrition. 53)

(p. 30) anuccārita unpronounced; unuttered, unspoken, untold. 39)

(p. 26) anārya non-Aryan; uncivilized; uncultured; discourteous; low-born. n. such a man. অনার্যোচিত a. befitting a non-Aryan; barbarian; uncivilized; uncultured; rudely discourteous; dishonest; impious; low-born. 78)

(p. 2) akula (of families) unrespectable, lowly, unfit for matrimonial alliance. 53)

(p. 30) anutāpa repentance, penitence, contrition; remorse; regret. অনুতাপ করা v. to repent. অনুতাপী a. repentant, penitent, contrite. n. a penitent, a repenter. 52)

(p. 48) apūta not sacred, unhallowed, unsanctified, unholy; defiled, impure. 56)

(p. 29) anirṇīta undiscerned; undefined; not determined; unassessed; unfixed. 18)

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

(p. 41) apajāta degenerate; base-born. অপজাতি n. a degenerated or base race or community. 61)

(p. 2) akṣāralabaṇa rock-salt. 97)

(p. 48) apuccha tailless; anurous. 49)

(p. 72) amla the sour taste; anything tasting sour; (path.) acidity caused by indigestion, waterbrash, heart-burn; (chem.) an acid. a. sour. ̃তা n. acidity; sourness. ̃পিত্ত n. acidity caused by biliary disturbance, acidity of the stomach, acidosis. ̃ফল, ̃বীজ n. the tamarind. ̃মধুর a. possessing a mixed taste of sour and sweet; (rhet. of words) sweet but acid and biting, sweet sounding but caustic. ̃মতি n. acidimetry. ̃রস n. the sour taste. 27)

(p. 22) adhyāsa2, adhyāsana placed or seated upon or over; sitting; being seated; domination; (of deities) invisible presence. 25)