(p. 47) apariṣkāra uncleanliness, untidiness; impurity. a. unclean, untidy; impure; (fig.) not perspicuous or lucid or explicit. 23)

(p. 26) anārtabā not yet attained puberty. 76)

(p. 48) apēkṣita awaited, waited for; expected, anticipated. 67)

(p. 72) amūlya priceless, invaluable; too costly to be purchased. 8)

(p. 48) apābaraṇa unveiling or uncovering; opening the door (of). 37)

(p. 24) ananbita (gr.) lacking in sequence or agreement; (phil.) not governed by the law of causation; not related, detached; irrelevant, incoherent. 21)

(p. 9) atirēka abundance; superfluity; excess; surplus. 155)

(p. 80) aśōbhana unbecoming; unbefitting; improper; lacking in decorum, indecorous; indecent. fem. অশোভনা । ̃তা n. unbecomingness; unbefittingness; impropriety; indecorousness; indecency. অশোভিত a. unadorned, undecorated. 42)

(p. 47) aparūpa unprecedented, incomparably beautiful; wonderful, amazing; strange, queer, odd; ugly. 31)

(p. 2) aklānta untired, unwearied; untiring, tireless; indefatigable; persisting, assiduous (অক্লান্ত চেষ্টা). ̃কর্মা a. indefatigable; indefatigably laborious or hardworking, extremely assiduous. 85)

(p. 63) abhiprēta desired; intended, designed, aimed; signified, purported, meant; approved. 86)

(p. 9) atipanna lapsed. অতিপন্ন হওয়া v. to lapse. 150)

(p. 30) anucikīrṣā desire to imitate; imitativeness. অনুচিকীর্ষু a. desirous of imitating. 34)

(p. 30) anutrikāshi (anat.) coccyx. 57)

(p. 41) antēbāsī a pupil or student or disciple (esp. one who boards at his master's house); one of a low-caste Hindu community known as the Chandalas (চন্ডাল) who in former days burned dead bodies professionally and dwelt in the outskirts of villages for they were regarded as untouchables. 9)