(p. 37) anuśiṣya a disciple's disciple. 3)

(p. 38) anusrabaṇa (chem.) percolation. 10)

(p. 2) akaṭu (of smell or taste) not acrid or bitter or pungent. 2)

(p. 63) abhōktabya not eatable; unfit for consumption, inedible. 156)

(p. 85) asattā non-existence. 35)

(p. 48) apalaka (of eyes) unwinking; (of look) steadfast. অপলক চোখে, অপলক দৃষ্টিতে adv. with eyes unwinking; looking steadfastly; with steadfast gaze. 3)

(p. 51) aprabāsī not living in a foreign country; not living abroad. 24)

(p. 90) asaumya unlovely; ungentle; not calm or placid; not sedate or sober. 29)

(p. 55) abamōcana releasing (as of an arrow from a bow); liberation (from trouble, sorrow, duty, restrictions or fixed position); acquittal. অবমোচন করা v. to release; to unloose. 26)

(p. 79) alipāna drinking wine; a drinking bout. 25)

(p. 38) anusūra (astr.) perihelion. 3)

(p. 41) antēbāsī a pupil or student or disciple (esp. one who boards at his master's house); one of a low-caste Hindu community known as the Chandalas (চন্ডাল) who in former days burned dead bodies professionally and dwelt in the outskirts of villages for they were regarded as untouchables. 9)

(p. 2) akhala artless, guileless, naive. 108)

(p. 24) ananubhūta unfelt; not perceived. 10)

(p. 63) abyākula unperturbed; unworried, not stricken with anxiety; not anxious or eager; calm, composed, cool and collected. ̃তা n. absence of worry or anxiety or eagerness; calmness, composure. 12)