(p. 22) adhōbadana having one's face or head hanging down. fem. অধোবদনা । অধোবদন হওয়া v. to hang one's face or head down. অধোবদনে adv. with one's face or head hanging down. 3)

(p. 63) abhilamba (phys.) normal. 119)

(p. 26) anātmīẏa having no blood-relation or matrimonial relation (with), unrelated; unfriendly; having no kindred or relations. fem. অনাত্মীয়া । 44)

(p. 72) amṛtōpama comparable with nectar; nectar-like; extremely sweet or delicious or invigorating. 12)

(p. 17) adharma any act in contravention of scriptural or moral laws; a sinful act, a sin; irreligiousness; an unrighteous act; unrighteousness. a. sinful; unrighteous. অধর্ম করা to do or commit an unrighteous or sinful act, to do an immoral act. ̃চারী, অধর্মাচারী a. irreligious; ungodly. ̃পরায়ণ a. unrighteous; sinful. অধর্মাচরণ n. committing sins; sinful practice; unrighteous practice. অধর্মী a. sinful; unrighteous; unreligious; impious; (loos.) treacherous. 55)

(p. 17) adhikṣipta rebuked, scolded, reproached; ignored; neglected; censured; placed; thrown. 73)

(p. 24) ananubhabanīẏa incapable of being felt, unperceivable. 9)

(p. 80) aśōcanīẏa, aśōcya that which or one who is not to be grieved for, unlamentable, not to be lamented. 39)

(p. 90) ahamikā (psy.) egoism, egotism, pride; self-conceit, vanity. 94)

(p. 17) adbhuta strange, queer, quaint, odd; uncouth; extraordinary; astonishing. n. (rhet.) a description that strikes the reader with its extraordinary strangeness or queerness (also অদ্ভুতরস). ̃কর্মা a. endowed with extraordinary capabilities; one who is capable of performing miraculous deeds. ̃দর্শন a. odd-looking. 41)

(p. 9) aṅgada an ornamental armlet, bracelet, etc.; son of Bali, the monkey-king of Kishkindhya (Ramayana). 16)

(p. 73) aẏaskarṣaṇī magnetic. n. magnetic power. 31)

(p. 90) astu (imp.) let there be, may there be, let it be, may it be. 40)

(p. 36) anurata devoted (to); attached (to); addicted (to); doting (on); following faithfully or with fidelity, loyal; engaged or occupied earnestly (in). অনুরতি n. devotion; attachment; addiction; faithful following; state of being occupied or engaged earnestly. 9)

(p. 26) anācāra unscriptural or unholy practice; uncultured or indecent practice; an immoral or abominable practice. অনাচারী a. abandoned; given to unscriptural or indecent or abominable practice. n. such a man. 40)