(p. 17) adrija born of or produced from a mountain. n. bitumen; red ochre. 45)

(p. 69) abhyāhāra robbing, plundering, snatching; robbery; attack; eating. 10)

(p. 9) añjali palms of hands folded or cupped together; a present given (esp. to deities) with cupped palms; act of worshipping or serving ('দেবগণ যারে করেন অঞ্জলি'); the amount that may be held in cupped palms, a handful. অঞ্জলি দেওয়া v. to offer a present to a deity with folded palms. ̃পুট n. palms of hands cupped together. ̃বদ্ধ a. having palms of hands folded or cupped togehter. ̃বন্ধ n. act of folding or cupping the palms of hands. 120)

(p. 53) abacētana subconscious (অবচেতন মন). 19)

(p. 34) anubāta leeward. অনুবাতে adv. leewards, before the wind. 12)

(p. 41) anbēṣaka engaged in search or research or investigation. n. a searcher, a seeker; a researcher; an investigator. 23)

(p. 62) abaitanika not drawing any pay in lieu of service, unpaid, honorary (অবৈতনিক পদ); demanding no fees, free (অবৈতনিক বিদ্যালয় = a free school, a charity school). 19)

(p. 17) adhikṛta that which has been taken possession of; occupied, possessed; brought under control; obtained. 69)

(p. 51) apramatta not maddened; not drunk or intoxicated; one who has not lost one's self-control; sober, calm, placid; unruffled, composed. 28)

(p. 36) anuraṇita resonated, resounded, reverberated; echoed. 8)

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

(p. 48) apāṭhya (of books etc.) not suitable for reading; not worth reading; hard-reading; indecent, obscene. 32)

(p. 47) aparṇā a woman who has not eaten even a tree-leaf during her penance; an appellation of Goddess Durga (দুর্গা).

(p. 9) ajapā (fem.) incantations that can be recited without strain (that is 'হং সঃ' etc.); vital breath ('অজপা হতেছে শেষ'); a goddess of the tantrists. 84)

(p. 87) asamarthana want of support or sanction or confirmation; disapproval; want of consent. 18)