(p. 79) alīka untruth; falsehood. a. untrue, false; baseless; vain, empty (অলীক স্বপ্ন).

(p. 63) abhirata excessively attached or addicted (to); very fond of; অভিরত থাকা বা হওয়া v. to be excessively attached or addicted (to); to be very fond (of); অভিরতি n. excessive attachment or addiction; over-fondness. 114)

(p. 48) apēkṣī var. of অপেক্ষক (a.) 68)

(p. 63) abhimāna pride, vanity; self-respect, self-esteem, dignity, amour propre; egotism; huff; tiff; state of one's feeling being hurt; offended state of mind; sensitiveness. অভিমানী a. proud; vain; (excessively) self-respecting, self-conceited; dignified, exalted, noble; egotistic; one whose feelings are hurt, offended; in a huff; sensitive; (loos.) maudlin; touchy, thin-skinned, easily stung. n. such a person. fem. অভিমানিনী । 103)

(p. 16) atuṣṭi dissatisfaction; displeasure, lack of gratification; discontent. 9)

(p. 9) acikitsanīẏa, acikitsya incurable, irremediable; incapable of being redressed; hard to cure. 53)

(p. 36) anulipi a piece of similar writing, a facsimile or duplicate copy of written matter, a transcript, a copy; a piece of transliterated or dictated writing. 20)

(p. 63) abhadra discourteous, uncivil; ungentlemanly; unmannerly. ̃জনোচিত, অভদ্রোচিত a. ungentlemanly; unmannerly. ̃তা n. discourtesy, incivility; ungentlemanliness; unmannerliness. 32)

(p. 47) aparibartita unchanged, unaltered, unvaried. 10)

(p. 72) amūla, amūlaka rootless; baseless, groundless; unfounded; false; fantastic. 5)

(p. 56) abistīrṇa not spacious or wide or extensive; narrow; small. 130)

(p. 26) anāmukha, anāmukhō having a face so inauspicious that one should not look at it, one whose face is an ill-omen; sinister-looking. n. such a man. fem. অনামুখী । 68)

(p. 85) asadbhāba inexistence, absence; want of amity, unfriendliness; ill-feeling, bad blood; quarrel. 47)

(p. 87) asamasattba (psy.) heterogeneous. 21)

(p. 63) abhigata gone towards or forward or near; one who or that which has approached; one who or that which has approached for the purpose of sexual intercourse; one who or that which has had sexual intercourse with; obtained, earned; one who or that which has found a shelter or refuge in, sheltered. 53)