(p. 2) akliṣṭa not feeling any tiredness, untiring; indomitable (অক্লিষ্ট যত্ন); untired, calm (অক্লিষ্টকান্তি). ̃কর্মা a. working untiringly, indefatigable. 86)

(p. 30) anupakṛta not benefited. 93)

(p. 9) aṅgāra coal; carbon; cinder, charcoal; (fig.) a person or thing causing shame or disgrace (কুলের অঙ্গার বা কলন্ক). ̃ময় a. carbonaceous. ̃কৃষ্ণ a. black as coal, very black. ̃ধানী n. an incense-pot, censer. ̃ক n. carbon. অঙ্গারককমণি n. coral. অঙ্গারক রসায়ন n. organic chemistry. ̃ যৌগিক n. carbon compounds. অঙ্গারঃ শতধৌতেন মলিনত্বং ন মুঞ্চতি coal never changes its hue however well it may be washed; black will take no other hue. অঙ্গারাম্ল n. carbonic acid. 21)

(p. 16) atṛpta insatiate, ungratified; unsatisfied; unappeased. অতৃপ্তি n. lack of satiation or gratification, dissatisfaction; lack of appeasement. অতৃপ্তিকর n. dissatisfactory, causing dissatisfaction or displeasure. 10)

(p. 75) arciṣmāna glowing, beaming. n. the sun. 22)

(p. 89) asākṣāt the state of being out of sight or view. অসাক্ষাতে adv. in one's absence, at one's back; stealthily, unobservedly, secretly. অসাক্ষাতে নিন্দা করা v. to backbite, to speak ill of or slander a person behind his back. 4)

(p. 7) aghara (of families) having no social dignity, unrespectable, base, lowly, unfit for matrimonial alliance.

(p. 9) acyuta Krishna (কৃষ্ণ); Vishnu (বিষ্ণু). a. undislocated; firm, steady; imperishable, immortal. 74)

(p. 26) anākramaṇa non-aggression. অনাক্রমণ চুক্তি n. a non-aggression pact. 35)

(p. 9) achiẏatanāmā written document by which a person makes arrangements for his effects on death, a will. 76)

(p. 2) agatyā having no other course to follow or means to adopt; being compelled; perforce, of necessity, necessarily; as a necessary or unavoidable consequence. অগত্যা রাজি হওয়া to agree to follow or adopt a course as a last resort or having no alternative. 119)

(p. 53) abadhārita determined, fixed, settled, appointed; discerned; cognized; sure, certain, inevitable (জয় অবধারিত). 39)

(p. 56) abidhāna an unjust regulation, a black ordinance; an unscriptural direction. 95)

(p. 38) anusbara, anusbāra one of the nasal sounds or the letter representing it (ং). 5)

(p. 56) abāndhaba having no friends or relations, friendless. 62)