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

(p. 48) apāṭaba lack of skill or dexterity; ungainliness, awkwardness. 31)

(p. 75) arthābhāba lack or want of money; paucity of fund.

(p. 85) asaccaritra unchaste; incontinent, licentious, profligate; immoral. fem. অসচ্চরিত্রা । ̃তা n. unchasteness; incontinence, licentiousness, profligacy; immorality. 24)

(p. 2) akriẏa without work; inactive; lacking in enthusiasm, lethargic. 80)

(p. 63) abhīkṣā a test. 148)

(p. 90) ashitishāpaka inelastic. ̃তা n. inelasticity. 58)

(p. 90) asbābhābika unusual; unnatural; abnormal; rare. ̃তা n. unusualness; unnaturalness; abnormalcy; rarity. 76)

(p. 16) atīndriẏa beyond the range of the senses; imperceptible; impalpable; subtle; (loos.) transcendental. ̃তা n. impalpability; subtlety; (loos.) transcendentalism. 5)

(p. 63) abhighāta a stroke, a blow, a hit, a hitting or striking back, a return blow; (gr.) a mark of emphasis on words. অভিঘাতী a. one who or that which strikes or hits or kills. n. a striker, an assailant; a killer; an enemy, an adversary, an antagonist. 58)

(p. 47) aparimāṇa immeasurable; innumerable; profuse, plentiful; excessive. 13)

(p. 56) abidyamāna not present, absent; not existing, inexistent. ̃তা n. absence; inexistence. 92)

(p. 63) abhabya unmannerly, ill-mannered; unpolished, unrefined, rude; discourteous; vulgar. ̃তা n. unmannerliness; lack of polish, rudeness; discourtesy; vulgarity; slanginess. 34)

(p. 22) anatidūrē not at or to a great distance, not very far. 48)

(p. 16) atyahita great harm or injury. 18)