(p. 63) abhōktā an abstemious or temperate eater. 157)

(p. 17) athi unfathomable, bottomless, very deep. 10)

(p. 55) abarūḍh় alighted, descended. 32)

(p. 20) adhipuruṣa a rector. 8)

(p. 24) anapagata not removed, not dispelled; not gone. 23)

(p. 63) abhinibēśa close attention; diligent application of mind (to), intentness; absorption. ̃সহকারে adv. attentively; with close or rapt attention, intently, absorbedly. 77)

(p. 16) atyāhita harm, injury; great fear. 27)

(p. 7) aghaṭana an awkward or unexpected incident; non-occurrence. ̃ঘটন n. unusual occurrence. অঘটনঘটন-পটীয়সী a. fem. skilled in bringing about what is impossible. 24)

(p. 90) astrāhata struck or wounded or hurt with a weapon. 47)

(p. 38) antḥsīmā inner lines. 46)

(p. 9) aṅguri, aṅgurī, aṅgurīẏa, aṅgurīẏaka an ornamental ring for the finger, a ring. 28)

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

(p. 30) anudyama lack or absence of enterprise or effort or perseverence. অনুদ্যত a. not enterprising or perseverent, lazy, indolent. 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. 50) apōha (log.) a counter-argument; removal (of doubt etc.), refutation. 5)