(p. 90) astōnmukha about to go down below the horizon, about to set; setting. 42)

(p. 41) anyapuṣṭa see অন্য । 27)

(p. 40) antarbarga a sub-order. 25)

(p. 46) aparikliṣṭa unwearied, untired, not fatigued; untroubled. 16)

(p. 24) ananbaẏī abyaẏa (gr.) an interjection. 18)

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

(p. 73) ayathārtha untrue, unreal; false; feigned, unjust. ̃তা n. untruth, unreal. 10)

(p. 78) arbācīna (often dero.) one who or that which is coming after; backward; younger; new; modern; immature; one whose intelligence and knowledge have not matured; inexperienced; unwise; foolish, an ignoramus. ̃তা n. backwardness; state of being younger or new or modern; immaturity in age or intelligence and knowledge; inexperience; lack of wisdom; foolishness. 4)

(p. 83) aṣṭābakra an ancient sage whose body was ridiculously misshapen at eight places; (facet.) a ridiculously deformed person. 24)

(p. 2) akhila entire, whole. n. the world; the universe; the sky. অখিল আত্মা n. the Supreme Spirit. ̃প্রিয় a. loved or adored by all. ̃বিশ্ব n. the entire world; the universe. 111)

(p. 34) anumānabākya (log.) a syllogism. 33)

(p. 40) antargranhi see অন্তঃস্রাবী । 7)

(p. 2) agantabya (of places, etc.) not fit to be visited; out of bounds. 122)

(p. 73) aẏaskaṭhina as hard as iron; extremely hard. 30)

(p. 90) asṭrēlēśīẏa Australasian. n. an Australasian; any of the languages of Australasia. 35)