(p. 48) aparyāpta more than sufficient, excessive; too much or too many; profuse, plentiful, abundant; (rare) insufficient inadequate. 2)

(p. 90) asairaṇa incapable of being brooked; unbearable; intolerable. 27)

(p. 38) antaka Yama (যম) the god of death and Hades. a. destroying; destructive; causing the end of. 50)

(p. 71) amiẏa, amiẏā (poet.) nectar, ambrosia. a. as sweet or delicious as nectar, ambrosial (অমিয় বাণী). 18)

(p. 9) acikitsaka a quack doctor, an ignorant medicine man, a charlatan. 52)

(p. 56) abibhakta undivided; not partitioned; not separated or severed. 107)

(p. 37) anuśīlana repeated study or practice or training or cultivation; exercise. অনুশীলন করা v. to study or practise or undergo training or cultivate repeatedly. ̃সাপেক্ষ a. subject to or requiring repeated study or practice or training or cultivation or exercise. অনুশীলনী n. a set of problems to be worked out by students; a set of exercises. অনুশীলনীয় a. that which should be or is to be studied or practised or cultivated repeatedly. অনুশীলিত a. that which has been or is being studied or practised or cultivated; cultured. 5)

(p. 56) abācī the south; the lower region or part. অবাচী উষা aurora australis. 57)

(p. 26) anātmajña ignorant of one's own self, lacking in self-knowledge; not moving or acting in accordance with one's status or power or circumstances. 43)

(p. 2) akampa, akampita, akampra not trembling or trembled, not tremulous; undaunted; unmoved, unshaken, unperturbed; steady. 11)

(p. 56) abāra irresistible; unpreventible; indomitable; unrestrainable; inevitable. 64)

(p. 9) accha transparent; without impurities; crystalline. n. crystal. 67)

(p. 56) abinyasta not laid or placed in an orderly manner; in disarray, ill-arranged, disarranged, confused. অবিন্যাস n. lack of order; disorder. 102)

(p. 75) arjana earning or acquiring or attaining; that which is earned or acquired or attained; acquisition, attainment; gain. অর্জন করা v. to earn, to acquire, to attain; to gain. 25)

(p. 9) aja2 the ram; the billy-goat, (astrol.) the Ram. fem. অজা the ewe; the nanny-goat. 79)