(p. 72) amūlya priceless, invaluable; too costly to be purchased. 8)

(p. 56) abiśuddha impure, unclean; unholy; incorrect, erroneous; corrupted; mixed, adulterated, not genuine. 120)

(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. 2) akṛtārtha unsuccessful in attempt; disappointed. 63)

(p. 56) abirāma non-stop, ceaseless, incessant, having no respite or pause, unremitting; continuous, continual; remittent (অবিরাম জ্বর). adv. incessantly; without respite or pause, unremittingly; continuously; continually; always. 115)

(p. 41) apacikīrṣā malignity, malevolence, illwill. অপচিকীর্ষু a. malignant, malevolent, desirous of evil (to others). 56)

(p. 90) asēbya, asēbanīẏa (of medicine etc.) not to be taken. 26)

(p. 51) apramita unmeasured; uncounted; unlimited; immense; profuse; copious. 32)

(p. 30) anuttējita unimpassioned, unexcited; calm. 56)

(p. 29) aniẏata not regulated; irregular; unsystematic; uncontrolled, unrestrained; not steady; changeful; uncertain. অনিয়তাকার a. amorphous; shapeless. 11)

(p. 90) ahṛṣṭa not pleased or glad, not delighted or happy. 103)

(p. 16) atyāsanna imminent; very near; impending; about to happen. 26)

(p. 41) anbartha real, actual; significant; appropriate. ̃নামা a. having a name appropriate to one's qualities or nature or properties. 20)

(p. 24) anabakāśa want of leisure or respite or break; lack of time for doing some particular work. 30)

(p. 73) ayōdhya not combatable; too strong to be fought with; unconquerable. 23)