(p. 22) anagha sinless; pure, holy; innocent; free from danger; safe, secure; pleasant; sorrowless; happy. 36)

(p. 24) anapēkṣa not depending on or subject to; independent; impartial, unbiased. 28)

(p. 53) abadya unspeakable, unutterable; unfit for utterance; disgraceful, base; (of words, expression etc.) in bad taste, vulgar. 35)

(p. 63) abhirāma pleasing, pleasant; beautiful, handsome; entertaining, gratifying (নয়নাভিরাম). 115)

(p. 77) ardhādhika (of moon or planet) gibbous. 13)

(p. 63) abhibādya one who or that which is to be or should be saluted or greeted or paid obeisance; venerable. 90)

(p. 83) aṣṭāṅga the eight limbs of the body (namely, two hands, the breast or bosom, the forehead, two eyes, the throat or speech, and the backbone; or alternatively, two great toes, two knees, two hands, the breast and the nose); the eight systems of yoga. a. having eight branches or departments (অষ্টাঙ্গ আয়ুর্বেদ). 19)

(p. 63) abhakṣya, abhakṣaṇīẏa unfit or prohibited to be eaten; inedible, uneatable; unfit for human consumption. 27)

(p. 2) akriẏa without work; inactive; lacking in enthusiasm, lethargic. 80)

(p. 63) abyabahṛta unused, fallen out of use, fallen into desuetude or disuse. 8)

(p. 40) antarnibiṣṭa, antarnihita placed or lying (usu. imperceptibly) within or in the heart; deep-rooted, deep-seated; innate, inherent; latent, dormant (অন্তর্নিহিত শক্তি). 24)

(p. 17) adharōṣṭha upper and lower lips, lips. 54)

(p. 40) antardarśana (psy.) introspection. অন্তর্দর্শী a. introspective. 15)

(p. 30) anugra not harsh or severe; mild; not haughty; polite, gentle; (of scent, flavour, taste, etc.) not strong, not pungent; weak, light. 28)

(p. 53) abaktabya that which cannot or should not be uttered; unspeakable. 5)