(p. 36) anuraṇana resonance, sympathetic vibration, reverberation; an echo. 7)

(p. 56) abasanna tired, exhausted, fatigued; bereft of sprightliness or enthusiasm (owing to exhaustion), wearied, weary. অবসন্ন করা v. to exhaust, to fatigue; to weary. ̃তা n. extreme tiredness, exhaustion, fatigue; weariness. 30)

(p. 50) apēśādāra, apēśādāri non-professional. 3)

(p. 30) anuprabiṣṭa entered or gone into; infiltrated; penetrated, pierced into; gone into the depth or heart (of); one who has realized the inner significance of. 112)

(p. 9) aju (Mus.) act of washing hands and feet before prayer; ablution. 104)

(p. 56) abibēcaka injudicious; inconsiderate; indiscreet; imprudent; thoughtless. 105)

(p. 63) abhīṣṭa desired, wished for, longed for, cherished; aimed at, intended. n. a desired object; an objective; an intention, a purpose. ̃পূরণ n. gratification or fulfilment of one's desire; attainment of one's objective, the accomplishment of (one's) aims. ̃প্রদ a. that which gratifies or fulfils. ̃লাভ, ̃সিদ্ধি n. same as অভীষ্টপূরণ । 152)

(p. 53) abakṣipta scattered; cast downwards, deposited; ridiculed, jeered at, bantered, taunted. 8)

(p. 63) abhigrasta attacked; seized; swallowed; plundered, looted. 56)

(p. 62) abēdana anaesthesia. a. pain-killing; lenitive. 15)

(p. 53) abataraṇa going or coming downwards, descending, descent; alighting or climbing down or dismounting; getting out of a vehicle; disembarkment; (of birds etc.) flying down to or towards the ground; stepping down (from position etc.); relegation to a lower class, position, status etc.; degradation. অবতরণ করা v. to come or go downwards, to get down, to descend; to alight, to climb down, to dismount; to get out of any vehicle, to disembark; (of birds etc.) to fly down to or towards the ground; to step down (from a position, etc.); to be relegated to a lower class. অবতরণিকা n. (of books etc.) a preface, an introduction, a preamble, a prologue, a prelude; a flight of steps, a staircase; a ladder, an escalator. 24)

(p. 22) anatītabālya of one who has not yet passed his childhood or boyhood. 53)

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

(p. 41) anbīkṣā discussion about the teachings of the Vedas after studying them; logical inference. 22)

(p. 90) asṛka blood. 23)