(p. 41) apabhraṃśa corrupted or incorrect form of a word; vulgar dialects descended from a classical language, incorrectness; corruption; perversion; vulgarization. 94)

(p. 80) aśiba evil, bale; an unhappy incident or misfortune, contretemps. a. evil, sinister; baleful. 31)

(p. 63) abhīkṣaṇa (chem.) testing, a test. 147)

(p. 80) aśākha branchless. 23)

(p. 17) adhikṛta that which has been taken possession of; occupied, possessed; brought under control; obtained. 69)

(p. 71) amāniśā the night of the new moon. 6)

(p. 40) antarbhauma underground; subterranean. 43)

(p. 83) aśraddha without faith or confidence in; irreverent; apathetic, disgusted. অশ্রদ্ধা n. want or loss of faith or confidence; irreverence; apathy, disgust. অশ্রদ্ধা করা v. to treat with contempt; to despise; to refuse to put faith or confidence in; to attach no importance to. অশ্রদ্ধেয় a. not reverend or venerable; not worthy of faith or confidence. অশ্রদ্ধাজনক a. dishonourable; blasphemous. 6)

(p. 73) amlāna unfaded; unfading; not withered (অম্লানকুসুম); not soiled or tarnished; not saddened or gloomy; unhesitating, unperturbed, expressionless (অম্লানমুখ, অম্লানবদন). ̃বদনে adv. glibly, without hesitation. 3)

(p. 20) adhīta read, studied, perused. অধীত বিষয় n. a subject that has been studied. অধীতি n. study, act of reading, perusal. অধীতী a. engaged in studying or reading or perusing; learned, erudite, wellstudied. 52)

(p. 56) abarṇanīẏa indescribable; ineffable, beyond expression. 6)

(p. 22) adhyāpana, adhyāpanā act of teaching, or advising or instructing; readership. অধ্যাপনা করা v. to teach, to instruct, to advise; (usu.) to work as a professor or lecturer (in a college etc.). অধ্যাপিত a. taught, instructed. 20)

(p. 2) akartabya that which should not be done; improper. 17)

(p. 56) abismaraṇīẏa unforgettable; memorable. 133)

(p. 56) abicchinna unseparated; unsevered, undivided, whole; united; incessant, uninterrupted; continuous; not desultory or discursive. ̃তা n. inseparation; inseparability; unsevered or undivided condition; ceaselessness; compactness. 83)