(p. 38) antaka Yama (যম) the god of death and Hades. a. destroying; destructive; causing the end of. 50)

(p. 20) adhipa, adhipati a master, a lord; an owner; a proprietor; a king, a prince. 5)

(p. 41) apaṭhita not perused, unread; that which has not been gone through; unstudied. 65)

(p. 16) atyābaśyaka essential; urgently or absolutely necessary; very urgent or important. 23)

(p. 9) aṅguli, aṅgula a finger or a toe, a digit. 30)

(p. 88) asamparka absence of connection or relation. অসম্পর্কিত, অসম্পর্কীয় a. unconnected, unrelated. 3)

(p. 2) akarmaka (gr. of a verb) intransitive. অকর্মক ক্রিয়া intransitive verb. 20)

(p. 37) anusiddhānta (geom.) a corollary. 20)

(p. 46) aparijñāta unknown; unacquainted; unfamiliar; uninformed, unlearned, unstudied; strange. 23)

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

(p. 30) anukāra imitation; making similar (to). অনুকার শব্দ n. an onomatopoeic word, an onomatopoeia. অনুকারী a. imitating, mimicking; imitative; making similar; similar; following after. n. an imitator, a mimic; a follower. 15)

(p. 56) abashāna stay, residence; a dwelling place; a position, situation, location; a site. 40)

(p. 88) asambhrānta not respectable or honourable; not aristocratic; not nobly born; undignified. 16)

(p. 55) abarā most excellent, supreme, superb. n. an appellation of Goddess Durga. 29)

(p. 30) anupalabdha not realized or comprehended; unfelt; not experienced or suffered or undergone; unacquired. অনুপলব্ধি n. lack of realization, incomprehension; insensibility, anaesthesia; absence of experience; absence of acquirement. 102)