(p. 72) ambā, ambālikā, ambikā mother; mother Goddess Durga. অম্বিকানাথ n. God Shiva. 21)

(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. 20) adhirōpaṇa making one mount or ride or ascend; placing (upon); charging a bow with an arrow. অধিরোপণ করা v. to make one mount or ride or ascend; to place (upon); to charge (a bow) with (an arrow.) অধিরোপিত a. placed (upon). 41)

(p. 9) ajagara a python or the boa constrictor. 81)

(p. 20) adhipāla a vice-chancellor (of a university). 7)

(p. 22) anatīta not yet gone by or past. 52)

(p. 73) ayauktika untenable by reason or contrary to reason; unreasonable; illogical. ̃তা n. unreasonableness; illogicality. 25)

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

(p. 9) aṅgī having a body or form, corporeal; whole; fitted with limbs. 23)

(p. 46) aparigṛhīta unaccepted; refused, rejected, turned down. 17)

(p. 71) amārjita unpolished, unrefined; uncouth; crude; rough, coarse; impolite, uncivil, indecorous, vulgar, unmannerly. 12)

(p. 22) adhōnamana degradation; going down; getting down. অধোনমিত a. brought down; degraded. 2)

(p. 51) aprācurya lack (of); shortage (of); dearth; insufficiency, inadequacy; rareness. 47)

(p. 63) abhijñāna an identifying token; a keepsake. ̃পত্র n. an identity card; a letter of introduction. 66)

(p. 2) agaṇya uncountable; countless, innumerable. 117)