(p. 73) arājaka anarchical; divested of law and order, lawless; disorderly. ̃তা n. absence of government in a society; anarchy; lawlessness and disorder; political or social disorder; turmoil. 51)

(p. 56) abinaẏa lack of modesty or politeness or civility; immodesty, discourteousness, incivility; haughtiness, impertinence; impudence. অবিনয়ী a. impolite, immodest, discourteous; haughty, impertinent; impudent, cheeky, saucy. 98)

(p. 2) akṛtya of that which should not be done. n. an improper act, a wrong-doing, a misdeed. 67)

(p. 30) anukalpa a secondary injunction; an alternative; a substitute, a deputy. ̃ন n. substitution. ̃বিধি n. theory of substitution. 14)

(p. 83) aśrōtriẏa a Brahman who has not studied the Vedas. a. having no knowledge of the Vedas. 13)

(p. 9) ajībajani abiogenesis, spontaneous generation. 102)

(p. 72) amṛtāṃśu the moon. 10)

(p. 85) asandihāna unsuspicious, not doubting, free from misgivings. 51)

(p. 2) akṣaṭi hunter. 89)

(p. 73) amlākta mixed or dyed with acid; sour. 2)

(p. 38) antḥkōṇa (geom.) an interior angle. 30)

(p. 56) abijñēẏa unknowable; incognizable. 88)

(p. 51) apradhāna not principal or chief; secondary; subordinate; unimportant; non-essential; minor. অপ্রধান কর্ম (gr.) an indirect object. 22)

(p. 83) aṣṭāṅga the eight limbs of the body (namely, two hands, the breast or bosom, the forehead, two eyes, the throat or speech, and the backbone; or alternatively, two great toes, two knees, two hands, the breast and the nose); the eight systems of yoga. a. having eight branches or departments (অষ্টাঙ্গ আয়ুর্বেদ). 19)

(p. 41) apacchāẏā a phantom; an apparition; a ghost; a ghastly illusion. 60)