(p. 90) asṭrēlēśīẏa Australasian. n. an Australasian; any of the languages of Australasia. 35)

(p. 69) abhyupagata approached, come near; pledged, committed. 16)

(p. 55) abadhūta1 one of a class of anchorites who worship Shiva (শিব). 2)

(p. 24) anabakāśa want of leisure or respite or break; lack of time for doing some particular work. 30)

(p. 16) atiṣṭha unable to stay or keep steady; unsettled; restless; uneasy; irritated. (অতিষ্ঠ হওয়া).অতিষ্ঠ করা v. to make unsteady; to unsettle; to make restless or uneasy; to make unbearable; to annoy or irritate. 2)

(p. 34) anumastiṣka (anat.) the cerebellum. 31)

(p. 2) akējō having no ability for any work; not in working order, unserviceable; useless. 71)

(p. 53) abagāha, abagāhana bathing by immersing one's body in a river, tank, etc.; bath. অবগাহন করা v. to have a bath, to take a bath. 12)

(p. 30) anujaṅghāshi (physio.) tibia; (zoo.) fibula. 42)

(p. 30) anupūraka complementary; supplementary. n. a complement; a supplement. 109)

(p. 85) asaṃśliṣṭa unattached; unrelated; unconcerned. 15)

(p. 63) abhidhēẏa one who or that which is to be named as; appellative; naming; (log.) denotative. n. an appellation, a name, a title; (gr.) the primary meaning of a word; (log.) the denotation of a word; the meaning (of a word) to be established or proved or verified. 71)

(p. 38) anusmṛti recollection; that which is recollected. 8)

(p. 7) agrādhikāra priority. 17)

(p. 22) adhōbāẏu downward wind; fart. 4)