(p. 63) abhabya unmannerly, ill-mannered; unpolished, unrefined, rude; discourteous; vulgar. ̃তা n. unmannerliness; lack of polish, rudeness; discourtesy; vulgarity; slanginess. 34)

(p. 79) ali2 a guardian; a custodian; a trustee. 17)

(p. 16) atyāśana over-cating; gluttony. 17)

(p. 34) anuyōktā one who blames; a complainant; an accuser. fem. অনুযোক্ত্রী । 44)

(p. 73) araṇi matchwood, flintwood; flint. 42)

(p. 37) anusandhitsā inquisitiveness, curiosity. অনুসন্ধিত্সু a. eager to search or learn; inquisitive, curious. 16)

(p. 17) adhicāpa (geom.) a major arc. 77)

(p. 73) arandhana the Hindu festival of abstaining from cooking observed on the last day of Bhadra (ভাদ্র); abstaining from cooking. 45)

(p. 41) apacēṣṭā endeavour to do a wrongful or harmful act; a vile or blamable or disgraceful move; a vicious or mischievous move. 59)

(p. 90) asūcita unindicated; not expressed or signified or said; unmarked, unspecified. 19)

(p. 63) abhidhēẏa one who or that which is to be named as; appellative; naming; (log.) denotative. n. an appellation, a name, a title; (gr.) the primary meaning of a word; (log.) the denotation of a word; the meaning (of a word) to be established or proved or verified. 71)

(p. 2) akṛtadāra unmarried; celibate. 61)

(p. 73) ayōni one who has no birth, agenetic. ̃জ, ̃সম্ভব, ̃সম্ভূত a. not born of a womb; born spontaneously. (cp.) abiogenetic. fem. ̃জা, ̃সম্ভবা, ̃সম্ভূতা । 24)

(p. 50) apratarkya that which cannot be settled by discussion or debate; beyond logic and reason; not to be disputed or called in question; undiscussable, undebatable. 21)

(p. 24) anabasara absence of leisure or respite; want of opportunity. a. having no leisure or respite; (continuously) busy. 41)