(p. 9) abhijñāsya not to be asked or inquired. 97)

(p. 2) aklēśē without difficulty or trouble; without much effort; easily, effortlessly. 87)

(p. 30) anujībī one who attends on or serves; dependent for maintenance, shelter etc., obeying or following. n. an attendant, a servant; a follower, a dependent. 43)

(p. 1) aṃśānō to descend as an inheritance, to devolve on. 9)

(p. 73) arasajña , arasika incapable of appreciating, lacking in power of appreciation; devoid of the sense of humour. fem. অরসজ্ঞা, অরসিকা । অরসিকেষু রসস্য নিবেদনম্ wit is meant for the witty alone; a witty remark that falls flat on a person devoid of humour. 50)

(p. 2) aksijēna oxygen. 105)

(p. 36) anurbara not fertile, infertile; barren, arid. 16)

(p. 73) aẏaskānta magnet; loadstone. 32)

(p. 17) adrisāra iron. 47)

(p. 79) alaẏa without decay or destruction; eternal; existing for ever. 11)

(p. 80) aśubha a harm or bale; an evil; a contretemps; a sin. a. harmful, baleful, evil, sinister; imauspicious; ominous. ̃কর, অশুভংকর a. doing harm (to); evil, sinister. ̃কামনা n. illwishing. ̃ক্ষণ n. an inauspicious moment or time. ̃সূচক a. foreboding evil, ominous, portentous; sinister. ̃সূচনা n. a bad start. 36)

(p. 78) arhā of অর্হ । 11)

(p. 9) aṅgada an ornamental armlet, bracelet, etc.; son of Bali, the monkey-king of Kishkindhya (Ramayana). 16)

(p. 63) abhirūpa similar, like; pleasing, pleasant; dear, beloved. 117)

(p. 40) antardbāra a secret door. 22)