(p. 26) anāḍ়mbara unostentatious, unceremonious; simple. 42)

(p. 29) anibaddha not arranged or laid properly. 3)

(p. 41) apakṛṣṭa base, inferior; bad; degenerated; mean; wretched. 42)

(p. 24) anapēkṣita not awaited; unexpected; unanticipated. 29)

(p. 29) aniṣiddha unprohibited. 31)

(p. 56) abibhakta undivided; not partitioned; not separated or severed. 107)

(p. 17) atyutkṛṣṭa, atyuttama superexcellent; exquisite. 5)

(p. 56) abāra irresistible; unpreventible; indomitable; unrestrainable; inevitable. 64)

(p. 48) apuṣṭa undeveloped; undernourished; lean, thin. অপুষ্টি n. lack of nourishment; malnutrition. 53)

(p. 2) agaṇya uncountable; countless, innumerable. 117)

(p. 22) anatibistṛta not very extensive or broad or wide or spacious. 51)

(p. 2) agā, agākānta, agācaṇḍī (coll.) grossly stupid or ignorant; good-for-nothing. n. such a person. 127)

(p. 90) asbacchanda uneasy; uncomfortable; not facile; faltering, halting; not in easy circumstances. ̃তা, অস্বাচ্ছন্দ্য n. uneasiness, discomfort; absence of facileness; stringency. 73)

(p. 9) aṇimā tenuity, subtlety, extreme thinness or fineness or transparency (which is almost invisible); the supernal power of assuming an extremely thin (and almost invisible) form by means of which gods and demi-gods can move everywhere invisibly. 129)

(p. 30) anupadiṣṭa unadvised, not instructed or briefed; untaught; untutored. 95)