(p. 2) akṣauhiṇī a division of army in ancient India, comprising 1935 foot-soldiers, 6561 cavalrymen, 2187 fighters on elephant-back and 2187 charioteers. 104)

(p. 17) adēẏa incapable of being given, unofferable, that which cannot be given. 37)

(p. 9) ajapā (fem.) incantations that can be recited without strain (that is 'হং সঃ' etc.); vital breath ('অজপা হতেছে শেষ'); a goddess of the tantrists. 84)

(p. 63) abhakṣita uneaten. 26)

(p. 2) akarṇa earless; deaf. n. an earless or deaf person. 16)

(p. 22) anagna not naked; not without a cover. 34)

(p. 17) adhika many, much; more; exceeding, more than (পাঁচের অধিক); additional; superfluous, too many, too much. compar. ̃তর; super. ̃তম i ̃ন্তু con. & adv. moreover; over and above; further, besides, in addition. 61)

(p. 9) aṭala (lit.) not reeling; unwavering, unflinching; firm, steady; unmoved; unshaken, constant; unperturbed; stolid, resolute. ̃তা n. firmness, steadiness; stolidness; constancy. ̃ভাবে adv. unwaveringly, firmly, resolutely, steadily. 123)

(p. 73) araguṇa good quality, merit, virtue, অরগুণ নেই বরগুণ আছে having none of the virtues but only lots of vices, having more bad qualities than good. 39)

(p. 85) asaṃskāra want of reform, repair or conditioning. 17)

(p. 79) alikula a swarm of bees. 19)

(p. 63) abyūḍh় unmarried. fem. অব্যূঢ়া । 22)

(p. 9) aghrāta not smelled; untasted. 6)

(p. 69) amartya unearthly; extra-mundane; heavenly, celestial, divine. n. an immortal being; a god. ̃লোক n. the abode of gods, heaven. 43)

(p. 30) anuccāraṇīẏa not proper to be pronounced; unutterable; unspeakable; inexplicable. 38)