(p. 34) anumānabākya (log.) a syllogism. 33)

(p. 22) adhyāsita, adhyāsīna placed or seated upon or over; mounted; in possession of; (of deities) present invisibly. 26)

(p. 50) apratipatti lack of influence or power. 26)

(p. 51) apramāṇita unproved; not established or substantiated. 30)

(p. 50) apracalana obsolescence, going out of use; obsoleteness; state of being not current; state of not being in current use. 15)

(p. 80) aśarīrī bodiless, incorporeal; formless; unembodied; intangible, uncomeat-able; supernatural. অশরীরী আত্মা a supernatural spirit; a ghost. অশরীরী বাণী a supernatural voice; a voice from heaven; an oracle. 22)

(p. 48) apūrba that which has no previous existence; unprecedented; novel; new and strange; uncommon, unusual; wonderful; excellent, grand; original. ̃তা n. unprecedentedness; novelty; uncommonness, unusualness; wonderfulness; excellence, originality. 60)

(p. 30) anudbigna not worried, unworried; not concerned. অনুদ্বেগ n. absence of worry or anxiety. 73)

(p. 90) aha I. n. self, the ego; egotism; self-conceit, vanity; arrogance. ̃বুদ্ধি n. self-conceit, vanity; egotism; (loos.) selfishness. 90)

(p. 26) anābiṣṭa inattentive; absent-minded. 61)

(p. 79) alabaḍḍē (dial. & vul.) disorderly, ungainly, gawky; careless; dull-headed. 8)

(p. 63) abhinētā (in a film or drama) an actor. 79)

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

(p. 16) atīndriẏa beyond the range of the senses; imperceptible; impalpable; subtle; (loos.) transcendental. ̃তা n. impalpability; subtlety; (loos.) transcendentalism. 5)

(p. 9) ajībajani abiogenesis, spontaneous generation. 102)