(p. 50) aprakṛtisha off one's natural state; deprived of one's self-control; excited; fuddled (esp. with drink); drunk; mentally upset or deranged, not in the proper frame of mind; crazy. ̃তা n. drunkenness; craziness. 11)

(p. 17) atyujjbala extremely bright or radiant or shining; extremely brilliant (অত্যুজ্জ্বলচরিত্র). 3)

(p. 40) antarīẏa, antarīẏaka any garment for the lower part of the body; a loin-cloth. 2)

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

(p. 17) adahanīẏa, adāhya incombustible. অদহনীয়তা, অদাহ্যতা n. incombustibility. 26)

(p. 56) abicyuta undetached; unseparated; unstrayed; undeviated; not violating, conforming to, abiding; firm. 85)

(p. 77) arthi-pratyarthī the accuser and the accused, the plaintiff and the defendant. 3)

(p. 75) arjaẏitā var. of অর্জক । 26)

(p. 83) aślīla obscene; abominable; indecent; lascivious, wanton, অশ্লীল বাক্য obscene or filthy words or talk; bawdy talk. অশ্লীল সাহিত্য obscene or blue literature, pornography. ̃তা n. obscenity; abomination; indecency; lasciviousness, wantonness. ̃ভাষী a. & n. one who indulges in obscene or bawdy talk. 15)

(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. 40) antaryāmī aware of or competent to know other's mind. n. such a person; God. 46)

(p. 9) ajñēẏa unknowable; unintelligible; incognizable; incomprehensible. 115)

(p. 56) abibhājya indivisible. ̃তা n. indivisibility. 108)

(p. 83) aṣṭāśra octagonal. n. an octagon. 27)

(p. 56) abikṛta that which is in the natural or original state; unchanged, unaltered; undistorted, uncorrupted, unperverted; unmixed; pure; unputrefied. অবিকৃতি n. unchanged or unaltered state; freedom from putrefaction. 72)