(p. 38) antarātmā (phil.) the invisible immortal and guiding soul that every individual possesses, the indwelling spirit; the depth of one's heart. 61)

(p. 16) atīta elapsed, passed away, gone by; dead; past; former, existed or occurred in the past. prep. past, beyond. n. past times or days; ancient times; the past; (gr.) the past tense. ̃কাল n. same as অতীত (n.). ̃বেত্তা n. one who knows things or incidents of the past. অতীত হওয়া v. to pass away, to elapse, to become a thing of the past. 4)

(p. 63) abhiṣikta one (usu. a king, queen, bridegroom, bride, idol, convert etc.) whose person has been washed as a part of a ceremonial; installed; immersed, bathed; appointed, employed, initiated. 131)

(p. 75) arūpa shapeless, formless, amorphous, unembodied; bereft of beauty, ugly. ̃রতন n. an unbodied gem. 10)

(p. 51) apratihata unresisted, unobstructed, unprevented, unopposed; unhindered; irresistible (অপ্রতিহত প্রভাব বা বেগ). 11)

(p. 7) agrahāẏaṇa the eighth month of the Hindu calendar (from the middle of November to the middle of December). 16)

(p. 40) antardāha, antardāhana extreme mental agony; heart-burning; envy. অন্তর্দাহী a. causing extreme mental agony or heart-burning. 17)

(p. 38) antarīkṣa the intervening region between any two planets or stars; the sky. ̃চারী a. (capable of or used to) moving or dwelling in the sky; aerial. 68)

(p. 26) anādi having no beginning or cause or origin; self-born. n. God. 48)

(p. 2) akuśala indisposition. a not adroit or skilful, inexpert. 56)

(p. 1) aṃśita divided into parts or shares; partitioned. 11)

(p. 85) asatatā same as অসাধুতা । 30)

(p. 22) anakṣara illiterate, unlettered; ignorant. 33)

(p. 37) anusandhēẏa that which is to be or should be searched or researched or examined or inquired after or investigated. 17)

(p. 62) abēdanīẏa, abēdya unknowable, incognizable. 17)