(p. 40) antarbāsa an undergarment; a short loincloth usually worn by Hindu ascetics. 29)

(p. 26) anabhibhūta unconquered; not confounded or overwhelmed; unembarrassed. 4)

(p. 69) amarādhipa, amarādhīśa Indra (ইন্দ্র) the king of gods. 39)

(p. 2) akrōdha absence of anger. a. free from anger. অক্রোধন a. not angered or wrought up easily. 84)

(p. 22) anatibistṛta not very extensive or broad or wide or spacious. 51)

(p. 69) abhyudāharaṇa a counter-instance or counter-example; a counter; a counterevidence. 14)

(p. 38) anusyūta ever attached, attached inseparably; sewn or strewn together. 9)

(p. 72) amla the sour taste; anything tasting sour; (path.) acidity caused by indigestion, waterbrash, heart-burn; (chem.) an acid. a. sour. ̃তা n. acidity; sourness. ̃পিত্ত n. acidity caused by biliary disturbance, acidity of the stomach, acidosis. ̃ফল, ̃বীজ n. the tamarind. ̃মধুর a. possessing a mixed taste of sour and sweet; (rhet. of words) sweet but acid and biting, sweet sounding but caustic. ̃মতি n. acidimetry. ̃রস n. the sour taste. 27)

(p. 90) asmitā egotism; vanity; conceit. 87)

(p. 26) anarha unfit; unsuitable; not adorable. 21)

(p. 46) apamṛtyu death by accident; unnatural death. 2)

(p. 56) abinaśbara, abināśī imperishable, indestructible; everlasting, immortal; undecaying; eternal. অবিনশ্বরতা, অবিনাশিতা n. indestructibility; imperishableness. 99)

(p. 48) apahnaba, apahnuti concealment (of truth); denial; theft; (rhet.) a figure of speech in which the object of comparison is concealed under the analogy ('এ তো মালা নয় গো, এ যে তোমার তরবারি'). 26)

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

(p. 20) adhimāṃsa an abscess; a tumour; an eye-disease. 29)