(p. 71) amābasyā the new moon. 9)

(p. 56) abikalpa having no alternative or substitute. 70)

(p. 90) asīmapatha (math.) asymptote. 8)

(p. 38) antḥprabiṣṭha infused; self-absorbed. 35)

(p. 51) apraẏōga non-application; lack of use; non-currency, abeyance; misapplication, misuse. 37)

(p. 63) abhikramaṇa going forwards or setting out (esp. to face an enemy); an expedition; an attack; ascension. 48)

(p. 38) antarasha, antarashita lying in the depth of one's heart. 59)

(p. 7) agrādhikāra priority. 17)

(p. 88) asamprīti absence or lack of amity or friendliness. 7)

(p. 63) abhōktabya not eatable; unfit for consumption, inedible. 156)

(p. 16) atība very; very much; extremely; exceedingly, excessively. 6)

(p. 55) abama deficient, short, insufficient; inferior; base, low. n. (alg.) the minimum. 20)

(p. 9) acara motionless, immobile; stationary, static. 40)

(p. 40) antarglāni mental agony, heartburning; mortification. 8)

(p. 56) abikāra that which or one who is in the natural or original state; unchanged, unaltered; unchanging; undistorted, uncorrupted; unperverted; unmixed; unputrefied; unmoved, unshaken, unperturbed; unwavering; unimpassioned; dispassionate; having no distaste or allergy or apathy towards. n. such a state. 71)