(p. 107) ātmīẏa one's own; related by blood; belonging to one's own family or clan. n. a blood-relation, a relative, a kinsman; a friend; a supporter, one's own man. ̃তা n. kinship; blood relationship; relationship; friendship. sharing common characteristics. fem. আত্মীয়া । ̃বন্ধু, ̃স্বজন n. friends and relations; one's own people, kith and kin. 41)

(p. 107) ādhibhautika originating from the four (or five) elements, elemental; effected or produced by living organism, biological; pertaining to organic life, organic. 102)

(p. 107) ādiganta extending up to the horizon; vast; immense. 68)

(p. 104) āchān̐kā unstrained, unfiltrated. 9)

(p. 114) ānartha, ānarthya, ānarthakya futility; ineffectualness. 14)

(p. 104) āchāḍ়i-pichāḍ়i writhing or wriggling violently (in pain or grief); flouncing. 12)

(p. 121) āma1 mucus; cyst; dysentery. ̃বাত n. nettlerash, urticaria. ̃রক্ত n. blood coming out with the stool of a dysentery patient. ̃রোগ n. dysentery. 3)

(p. 122) āmādēra our, of us, ours; us; to us. 7)

(p. 99) ākulīkṛta worried or perplexed; perturbed; overflowed. 29)

(p. 97) ān̐ṭi2 the stone of a fruit. 14)

(p. 115) āpatika accidental; incidental. 31)

(p. 133) āstara2, āstaraṇa bed; a bedcover, a coverlet; a bedsheet; a carpet or any similar article (esp. to sit upon); an ornamental cloth placed on the back of an elephant for the rider to sit upon. আস্তর মেঘ stratus. 18)

(p. 126) āsañjana adhesion. 141)

(p. 107) ādhyāna recollection; meditation; anxiety. 114)

(p. 121) āmantrita invited; called to come; greeted. 13)