(p. 107) ātmādhīna working for oneself independently of external aid, self-reliant; independent. 32)

(p. 118) ābāpana the art of weaving cloth. 24)

(p. 97) ān̐cā to surmise, to sense, to guess, to conjecture; to anticipate. 4)

(p. 106) āḍ়ā2 a measure of grain (= about 75 kgs). 20)

(p. 99) ākārānta (of words) ending with the vowel or the vowel-sound আ 13)

(p. 118) ābalya weakness; fatigue; lethargy, torpidity; drowsiness caused by fatigue. 15)

(p. 126) āluphā obtained for nothing or without payment. adv. for nothing, gratis. 74)

(p. 107) ādyikāla very ancient times; remote days. আদ্যিকালের বুড়ি (usu. facet.) a very old-fashioned aged woman. 86)

(p. 115) āpēla the apple. 59)

(p. 115) āntarikṣa of or in the sky, skyey; atmospherical, aerial; ethereal; heavenly. n. the sky; the cloud. 11)

(p. 118) ābhā glow; shine; lustre, glaze; beam; flash; tinge. ̃ময় a. full of glow, glowing; beaming; shining. 53)

(p. 99) ākīrṇa strewn, bestrewn; scattered, bespattered. 19)

(p. 126) āla2 a ridge of earth set up around a piece of agricultural land; a dyke; a dam. আল বাঁধা v. to set up a ridge of earth around a piece of agricultural land; to build a dyke, to dam. 21)

(p. 123) āraṇya of or relating to a forest or forests; wild; sylvan; born or grown or living in forests. ̃ক a. wild; forestgrown; living in forests; sylvan. n. concluding section of the Brahmanas (ব্রাহ্মণ) which are parts of the Vedas; a person (esp. a saint of ancient India) living in forests; a forester, a forestdweller. 33)

(p. 107) ādau (ori. & lit.) in the beginning, at first; (pop. and current) at all, in the least. 82)