(p. 51) apriẏa disagreeable, unpleasant; undesired, disliked; disgusting. ̃কারী a. & n. one who does disagreeable or unpleasant deeds. fem. ˜কারিণী । ̃বাদী, ̃ভাষী a. & n. one who speaks harshly or disagreeably or unpleasantly; one who is rude in speech. fem. ̃বাদিনী, ̃ভাষিণী । অপ্রিয় হওয়া v. to be disagreeable (to); to fall from grace (of); to be disliked by. 54)

(p. 80) alōkasādhāraṇa, alōkasāmānya not common or easily available in the world; uncommon, out of the ordinary, extraordinary or rare or superhuman. fem. অলোকসামান্যা । 5)

(p. 51) aprāmāṇika not proved or vindicated; unauthentic; unacceptable. 51)

(p. 63) abhēda absence of difference or distinction or dissimilarity or discrimination; identity, oneness; similarity; unity. a. identical; similar, like. অভেদাত্মা a. (of two persons) inseparably united, intimate. অভেদী a. making up discrimination; one who or that which accepts philosophical identity. অভেদ্য a. undetachable, inseparable; impenetrable; impervious; impregnable. অভেদ্যতা n. impenetrability; imperviousness. 155)

(p. 75) arcita worshipped; adored; honoured. 21)

(p. 56) abiṣahya unbearable; insufferable; intolerable; hard to bear or suffer or tolerate. 128)

(p. 7) aghaṭanīẏa not likely to happen. 25)

(p. 38) antarā (mus.) the intermediary part between the refrain and the final development of the music of a song. 60)

(p. 63) abhaẏāraṇya a sanctuary, esp. for birds and animals. 36)

(p. 63) abhōgya that which or one who cannot be or should not be enjoyed or used. fem. অভোগ্যা । 158)

(p. 56) abastu unsubstantial, immaterial, sapless; worthless. n. any worthless or unsubstantial thing; matter without essence or existence; (phil.) the universe considered without having relation to God, that which is not a reality; illusion. 38)

(p. 56) abiśuddha impure, unclean; unholy; incorrect, erroneous; corrupted; mixed, adulterated, not genuine. 120)

(p. 2) akīrtita unsung; not preached or announced publicly, unpublicized; uncelebrated, unhonoured. 48)

(p. 38) anūka (anat.) urinal bladder. 11)

(p. 30) anutapta repentant, penitent, contrite; pricked by conscience, compunctious. 50)