(p. 41) apacaẏa loss; waste; wastage; state of being wasted or squandered away; decrease; decay; misuse. অপচয় করা v. to waste; to squander away, to fritter away, to throw away; to misuse. 53)

(p. 24) anabakāśa want of leisure or respite or break; lack of time for doing some particular work. 30)

(p. 80) aśuci desecrated, profane; unholy; impure; unclean, foul. অশুচিতা n. desecration, profanity; unholiness. impurity; uncleanness, foulness. 34)

(p. 22) anadhigamya unknowable, incomprehensible; incapable of being learnt (অনধিগম্য বিষয়); inaccessible, unapproachable (অনধিগম্য স্হান); uncome-at-able. 58)

(p. 20) adhīẏamāna that which is being read or studied. n. a student. 54)

(p. 17) adhikēśa periwig. 70)

(p. 53) aba2 (obs. & poet.) now ('সখি অব কি করব উপদেশ'). 3)

(p. 9) aṅgīkṛta promised; accepted. 26)

(p. 26) analaṅkṛta not decorated or ornamented; unadorned. 23)

(p. 56) abismaraṇīẏa unforgettable; memorable. 133)

(p. 90) asulabha not easily available, rare; not cheap; dear. 15)

(p. 17) adahanīẏa, adāhya incombustible. অদহনীয়তা, অদাহ্যতা n. incombustibility. 26)

(p. 7) aghara (of families) having no social dignity, unrespectable, base, lowly, unfit for matrimonial alliance.

(p. 53) abatāra incarnation; an incarnation, an avatar; a personation (শয়তানের অবতার = Satan personated); a personification (দয়ার অবতার = kindness personified); (pop.) an ugly and odd-looking person, an antic. ̃বাদ n. the doctrine of incarnation. 26)

(p. 71) amukta in bondage, unliberated; unfreed; bolted; restricted. ̃হস্ত a. close-fisted, niggardly, stingy.