(p. 37) anuśīlana repeated study or practice or training or cultivation; exercise. অনুশীলন করা v. to study or practise or undergo training or cultivate repeatedly. ̃সাপেক্ষ a. subject to or requiring repeated study or practice or training or cultivation or exercise. অনুশীলনী n. a set of problems to be worked out by students; a set of exercises. অনুশীলনীয় a. that which should be or is to be studied or practised or cultivated repeatedly. অনুশীলিত a. that which has been or is being studied or practised or cultivated; cultured. 5)

(p. 2) akṛtōdbāha unmarried. 66)

(p. 73) ayukta not joined or connected or attached; disjointed, disconnected, unattached, detached, separated. অযুক্তি n. disunion, disconnection, separation; unreasonableness, unjustness; illogicality; a wrong or fallacious argument; a fallacy; bad or mischievous advice; sophistry; impropriety. অযুক্তিযুক্ত a. untenable by reason, unreasonable, illogical. 17)

(p. 20) adhibiṣa toxin. 21)

(p. 9) aṅguṣṭha the thumb. ̃প্রদর্শন, অঙ্গুষ্ঠ দেখানো n. showing one's thumb; (fig.) awkward or point-blank refusal; depriving unpleasantly. 33)

(p. 9) acaliṣṇu motionless, immobile. 49)

(p. 71) amīmāṃsita undecided. অমীমাংসিত খেলা a drawn game, a drawn match. অমীমাংসিত প্রশ্ন an unresolved question. 22)

(p. 7) agōpana not concealed or secret, unconcealed; open. n. absence of secrecy or concealment. অগোপনীয় a. not to be concealed. 5)

(p. 30) anudyōgī unenterprising, lacking in drive and initiative; unenthusiastic. 77)

(p. 56) abāndhaba having no friends or relations, friendless. 62)

(p. 29) anirbacanīẏa indescribable; ineffable, inexpressible. ̃তা n. indescribability; ineffability. অনির্বাচ্য same as অনির্বচনীয় । 23)

(p. 30) anīśbara godless, atheistic. ̃বাদ n. atheism. ̃বাদী n. an atheist, an unbeliever. a. atheistic. 9)

(p. 41) apapāṭha wrong or distorted reading, misreading. 81)

(p. 55) abadhauta2, abadhautika pertaining to anchorites (অবধূত) individually or collectively. 6)

(p. 46) aparā of অপর । a. fem. (phil.) other than the absolute or supreme; illusory; worldly, mundane. 6)