(p. 17) adhitbaka (zool.) exodermis; the outermost layer of an animal's skin. 80)

(p. 9) acarbita not chewed or masticated. অচর্ব্য a. not fit to be chewed, unchewable. 43)

(p. 41) apagā going downwards or seawards. n. a river. 49)

(p. 51) aphuranta, aphurāna unending, endless (অফুরন্ত পথ বা অবসর); inexhaustible (অফুরন্ত ভাণ্ডার).

(p. 79) alāta a piece of live coal or wood; a firebrand; embers. ̃চক্র n. the transitory fire-red curve produced by whirling a piece of live coal or wood; a circle of fire. 13)

(p. 48) apārthiba unearthly; preternatural, extramundane, celestial; supernatural. 43)

(p. 90) ahamikā (psy.) egoism, egotism, pride; self-conceit, vanity. 94)

(p. 47) aparisphuṭa not fully perceptible or expressed; not manifest or apparent; indistinct; dim. 27)

(p. 41) antastbaka dermis. 6)

(p. 1) aṃśāṃśi division into respective shares. a. & adv. according to or dividing into respective shares. 6)

(p. 26) anāpya not obtainable; rare. 55)

(p. 63) abhēda absence of difference or distinction or dissimilarity or discrimination; identity, oneness; similarity; unity. a. identical; similar, like. অভেদাত্মা a. (of two persons) inseparably united, intimate. অভেদী a. making up discrimination; one who or that which accepts philosophical identity. অভেদ্য a. undetachable, inseparable; impenetrable; impervious; impregnable. অভেদ্যতা n. impenetrability; imperviousness. 155)

(p. 75) arghya offerings, sacrifice, altarage; presents and address with which an honourable person is received; anything offered in homage (to). 16)

(p. 78) arhat a Buddhist or Jain anchorite who has attained salvation or is worthy of attaining it; Lord Buddha. 10)

(p. 53) abatāra incarnation; an incarnation, an avatar; a personation (শয়তানের অবতার = Satan personated); a personification (দয়ার অবতার = kindness personified); (pop.) an ugly and odd-looking person, an antic. ̃বাদ n. the doctrine of incarnation. 26)