(p. 75) aruci loss of appetite; strong aversion (chiefly to food and pleasure); distaste, disinclination, disrelish; apathy. ̃কর a. causing aversion to food and pleasure; unpalatable; distasteful, disagreeable. 4)

(p. 17) adhikōṣa a banking establishment, a bank. ̃স্হিতি n. bank balance. 71)

(p. 41) antastala the bottom or the interior of anything; the depth of one's heart. 5)

(p. 88) asambhrānta not respectable or honourable; not aristocratic; not nobly born; undignified. 16)

(p. 17) adbaẏa Brahma (ব্রহ্ম); Buddha. a. having no second or parallel, absolute. ̃বাদ n. monism; Buddhism. ̃বাদী n. a monist; a Buddhist. a. monistic; Buddhistic. 38)

(p. 63) abhisampāta a curse, imprecation, malediction. অভিসম্পাত দেওয়া v. to curse, to imprecate. 137)

(p. 41) apacīẏamāna that which is being decayed or ill-spent or wasted or diminished; on the wane; waning. 58)

(p. 30) anutpanna unborn; not grown or produced. 48)

(p. 2) agati motionless; immobile, static; helpless, resourceless. n. a helpless or resourceless person; the unperformed state of a dead person's obsequies. অগতির গতি the resort of the helpless; (loos.) the way-out. 118)

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

(p. 9) aghōra1 terrible (অঘোর বাদল); unconscious; fainted. অঘোরে adv. deeply, profoundly. অঘোর ঘুম deep or sound sleep. 3)

(p. 34) anumōdita permitted; consented, agreed, approved; sanctioned, confirmed; supported; ordered, commissioned; authorized. 39)

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

(p. 38) antarīpa (geog.) a cape, a promontory, a headland. উত্তমাশা অন্তরীপ the Cape of Good Hope. কুমারিকা অন্তরীপ Cape Comorin.

(p. 9) aja2 the ram; the billy-goat, (astrol.) the Ram. fem. অজা the ewe; the nanny-goat. 79)