(p. 87) asamṛddha not prosperous; not affluent or wealthy. 32)

(p. 90) ahanā the dawn. 93)

(p. 80) alōkasādhāraṇa, alōkasāmānya not common or easily available in the world; uncommon, out of the ordinary, extraordinary or rare or superhuman. fem. অলোকসামান্যা । 5)

(p. 9) ajitēndriẏa (lit.) having no control over one's senses; of unbridled lust, lascivious. 99)

(p. 62) abēkṣyamāṇa in the process of being viewed or observed or reviewed or discussed or judged or investigated. fem. অবেক্ষ্যমাণা । 13)

(p. 29) aniṣṭa harm, injury; mischief; anything harmful or injurious. ̃কর a. harmful, injurious; mischievous. অনিষ্ট করা v. to harm; to do mischief. ̃কারী a. & n. one who causes harm or mischief, an evildoer, a wrongdoer. ˜চিন্তা n. mental act or thought of devising harm (to.). malevolence. ̃চিন্তা করা v. to devise harm (to). ̃জনক, ̃দায়ক same as অনিষ্টকর । ̃পাত n. occurrence of harm or injury. ̃সাধন n. act of causing harm. অনিষ্টসাধন করা v. to cause harm (to), to harm. অনিষ্ট হওয়া v. to be harmed. অনিষ্টাচরণ same as অনিষ্টসাধন । অনিষ্টাশঙ্কা n. apprehension of harm, premonition or presentiment (of evil); foreboding.

(p. 90) ashitishāpaka inelastic. ̃তা n. inelasticity. 58)

(p. 56) abāstaba, abāstabika unreal, immaterial; untrue, false; fanciful (অবাস্তব কল্পনা); unpractical, impracticable (অবাস্তব পরিকল্পনা); non-existent; inexistent; illusory. ̃তা n. unreality, immateriality; untrueness, falseness; fancifulness; impracticability; non-existence; inexistence; illusoriness. 68)

(p. 83) aślēṣā (astr.) the ninth of the zodiacal stars, a star considered inauspicious by astrologers. 16)

(p. 90) ashūla not fat or thick, thin, delicate, slim; not gross or coarse; fine; subtle; transcendental. 60)

(p. 9) acikitsaka a quack doctor, an ignorant medicine man, a charlatan. 52)

(p. 17) adharika inferior. অধরিক কৃত্যক inferior service. 53)

(p. 37) anuśāsana instruction; teaching; advice; an order, a command, an injunction, an edict, a canon. 2)

(p. 80) aśālīna indecorous, indecent; in bad taste; not courteous. ̃তা n. indecency, indecorum, lack of decorum or decency. 25)

(p. 63) abhicāra rites performed according to the prescriptions of the Tantra in order to harm others; incantation, black art. অভিচারী a. one who performs these rites. 59)