(p. 63) abhōgya that which or one who cannot be or should not be enjoyed or used. fem. অভোগ্যা । 158)

(p. 26) anarthadarśī & n. pessimist. 19)

(p. 48) apasārita shifted, gone away; removed, transferred; withdrawn; dismissed; dispelled or expelled. অপসারিত করা same as অপসারণ করা (see অপসারণ). অপসারিত হওয়া v. to move to a different place; to move away; to shift; to remove; to withdraw, to retreat; to go back, to recede; to go away; to be dispelled or expelled; (phys.) to diverge. 12)

(p. 75) arthāpatti (log.) a circumstantial source of proof, a kind of inference; presumption; (rhet.) a figure of speech akin to metonymy. 35)

(p. 48) apica moreover, also, besides, in addition, further; on the other hand, conversely. 46)

(p. 41) antastbaka dermis. 6)

(p. 2) akuṇṭha, akuṇṭhita unhesitating; unabashed; ungrudging, without reserve, liberal (অকুণ্ঠ দান বা প্রশংসা). অকুণ্ঠচিত্তে, অকুণ্ঠিতচিত্তে adv. with no hesitation (in the mind), with an open mind; unhesitatingly; ungrudgingly, liberally, freely. 51)

(p. 90) asmaddēśē in our country. 84)

(p. 41) apacita decayed; ill-spent; wasted; squandered away; decreased, diminished; slowed down; weakened. অপচিতি n. katabolism; decay; waste; squandering away; decrease; diminished state; emaciation; enfeeblement; dimness, weakness. 57)

(p. 24) ananuṣṭhita unperformed, unexecuted; unaccomplished; outstanding. 15)

(p. 16) atyāsakta very much addicted (to); strongly or too much attached (to). অত্যাসক্তি n. extreme addiction; strong attachment. 25)

(p. 63) abrāhmaṇa a non-Brahman; a degenerated Brahman; (rare) a non-Brahman endowed with the qualities of a Brahman. a. destitute of the qualities or status of a Brahman; non-Brahman. 23)

(p. 26) anāsakta having no attachment for or interest in; indifferent, unconcerned. অনাসক্তি n. absence of attachment or interest; indifference; unconcernedness. 83)

(p. 22) anagrasara not developed or advanced; backward ̃তা. n. lack or absence of progress; backwardness; retardation. 35)

(p. 85) asaṅga companionless; unaccompanied; lonely, solitary. n. solitariness; renunciation of worldly ties and interests; the Supreme Being. 23)