(p. 53) abadhāẏaka a caretaker. 37)

(p. 47) aparṇā a woman who has not eaten even a tree-leaf during her penance; an appellation of Goddess Durga (দুর্গা).

(p. 51) aprācurya lack (of); shortage (of); dearth; insufficiency, inadequacy; rareness. 47)

(p. 9) ajahalliṅga (gr.) a noun never changing its gender when used as an adjective. 91)

(p. 55) ababāhikā the basin of a river. 15)

(p. 56) abidyamāna not present, absent; not existing, inexistent. ̃তা n. absence; inexistence. 92)

(p. 56) abibēcaka injudicious; inconsiderate; indiscreet; imprudent; thoughtless. 105)

(p. 20) adhibāsī an inhabitant; a native; a resident. 16)

(p. 36) anurathyā a lane, a narrow lane or alley. 10)

(p. 79) alikhita unwritten. 20)

(p. 56) abasanna tired, exhausted, fatigued; bereft of sprightliness or enthusiasm (owing to exhaustion), wearied, weary. অবসন্ন করা v. to exhaust, to fatigue; to weary. ̃তা n. extreme tiredness, exhaustion, fatigue; weariness. 30)

(p. 63) abhirūpa similar, like; pleasing, pleasant; dear, beloved. 117)

(p. 69) amaṅgala absence of welfare or well-being, evil; harm, danger, misfortune. ̃চিহ্ন n. an evil omen. ̃কর, ̃জনক, ̃সূচক, অমঙ্গল্য a. boding ill (for), sinister, ominous. 23)

(p. 48) apuccha tailless; anurous. 49)

(p. 75) arīti improper practice or usage; bad custom. 2)