(p. 126) āśī2 a serpent's fang. ̃বিষ n. that which has venom in its fang; a venomous snake; the snake. 118)

(p. 114) ānāja vegetables (usu. green.) ̃পত্র n. spinach and vegetables. 19)

(p. 115) āpīna an udder, a dug, a teat. 57)

(p. 126) ālabāla a ridge of earth raised round the root of a tree for the purpose of watering. 41)

(p. 126) ārṣa relating to (Hindu) sages (esp. of ancient India); (chiefly of words and their meanings) ungrammatical but current being used by the sages esp. of ancient India. (cp.) archaic. ̃প্রয়োগ n. a use which is ungrammatical but considered correct, being used by ancient sages. 19)

(p. 126) ālatā lac-dye esp. as used by Hindu women to paint the borders of their feet. 33)

(p. 97) ān̐cila a wart, a mole, a blotch. 6)

(p. 126) ārṭa art; (loos.) an artistic posture or affectation. 2)

(p. 118) ābhijātya noble birth; aristocracy. 62)

(p. 118) ābēśa-kuṇḍalī (phy.) induction coil. 44)

(p. 107) āduḍ় uncovered bare; naked, unclothed; undressed; untied. ̃-গা n. bare body. ̃চুলি a. fem. one whose hair is undressed or untied or dishevelled; a woman having no veil over her head. 74)

(p. 102) ācakā not measured or counted. adv. suddenly, unexpectedly. 24)

(p. 107) ātmāhuti self-immolation, self-sacrifice. 39)

(p. 99) ākiñcana indigence, utter poverty; humble prayer or desire, craving; zeal, earnestness; endeavour, effort. 18)

(p. 123) āraṇi whirlpool; eddy. 32)