(p. 83) aṣṭābakra an ancient sage whose body was ridiculously misshapen at eight places; (facet.) a ridiculously deformed person. 24)

(p. 63) abhibyakti thorough manifestation or expression or development; gradual manifestation or development, evolution. ̃বাদ n. the theory of evolution. 94)

(p. 20) adhibiṣa toxin. 21)

(p. 36) anurañjaka pleasing; delightful; one who dyes or applies colour; one who gives delight or pleasure. 4)

(p. 30) anu denoting: behind in time or position, following, after, imitating, younger, every, duration, expansion, etc. 11)

(p. 24) anabhiprāẏa lack of desire or intention; disapproval; contrariety to one's desire or liking or intention. 48)

(p. 26) anāhata unhurt, unwounded; (of stringed instruments) unstruck, unplayed ('অনাহত মোরা বীণা'). 88)

(p. 34) anubēdana imparting knowledge of, enlightenment, instruction, intimation. information, sympathy, compassion. 20)

(p. 63) abhakta not devoted; irreverent; having no faith or confidence; not having a liking or fondness or attachment for. 24)

(p. 51) aprasanna displeased, dissatisfied; unfavourable, antagonistic (অপ্রসন্ন ভাগ্য); gloomy, morose, melancholy, saddened, sad, offended, vexed. ̃তা n. displeasure, dissatisfaction; antagonism; gloom, melancholy, sadness; offended state. অপ্রসন্ন হয়ে adv. with a bad grace. অপ্রসন্ন চিত্তে adv. with a discontented or heavy heart. 42)

(p. 9) ataṭa a precipice; a steep bank of a river rising very high above the water-level. 135)

(p. 41) apathya diet that is injurious for a patient, bad or faulty or prohibited or injurious or unwholesome diet. 71)

(p. 38) antḥkēndra (geom.) in-centre. 29)

(p. 20) adhōgata gone downwards, descended; subsided; downfallen; deteriorated; depraved; stricken with misery, distressed; condemned to hell. 61)

(p. 26) anabhilaṣaṇīẏa undesirable. 6)