(p. 41) annābhāba want or shortage of food or rice; scarcity; famine. 18)

(p. 41) anyapuṣṭa see অন্য । 27)

(p. 63) abhidhēẏa one who or that which is to be named as; appellative; naming; (log.) denotative. n. an appellation, a name, a title; (gr.) the primary meaning of a word; (log.) the denotation of a word; the meaning (of a word) to be established or proved or verified. 71)

(p. 87) asamṛddha not prosperous; not affluent or wealthy. 32)

(p. 16) atuṣṭa unsatisfied; not pleased or gratified; unappeased; discontented. 8)

(p. 63) abhijana aristocracy; (rare) a family; a high or noble family. 60)

(p. 26) anādiṣṭa not ordered or commanded. 50)

(p. 9) aṅgāṅgi mutual attraction of different limbs of a body; correlation; preferential treatment of or partiality towards a member of one's own party. ̃ভাব, ̃সম্বন্ধ n. intimate friendship; inseparable relation; (phil.) the relation between the whole and its parts; interdependence of parts, relation between form and content; the relation between what is primary and what is secondary. ̃ভাবে adv. in the relation of the part to the whole or of what is secondary to what is primary; inseparably. 19)

(p. 40) antarbāṇijya inland trade. 27)

(p. 79) aligali lanes and bye-lanes; an extremely narrow path; nook and corner. 21)

(p. 9) ajñāpanīẏa not to be communicated; not to be made public, secret. 114)

(p. 90) ahna (used as a sfx.) day; the fixed part of a day (usu. three hours পূর্বাহ্ণ, মধ্যাহ্ন). 108)

(p. 90) asrōta lack or absence of flow; lack of movement. 89)

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

(p. 26) anāsbādita untasted; unenjoyed. ̃পূর্ব a. not tasted or enjoyed previously. 87)