(p. 51) apradīpa black-out. a. having no lamps burning; destitute of light or lamps. 21)

(p. 41) antaścarma dermis. 3)

(p. 48) apēẏa that which is not fit to drink, undrinkable.

(p. 41) antima final; last, ultimate; of the time of death or termination. ̃কাল n. the time of death or termination; last moments. ̃দশা n. dying state. ̃শয়ন, ̃শয্যা n. death-bed. 8)

(p. 16) atyāścarya most astonishing; very wonderful; amazing; miraculous. 24)

(p. 2) akṣudhā lack, absence or loss of appetite. 102)

(p. 63) abhiyātrā expedition. 107)

(p. 26) anāẏata not wide or large; not extended. 70)

(p. 41) apacaẏita ill-spent; wasted; squandered away; misused. 54)

(p. 80) aśāśbata not eternal or ever-lasting, transient. 26)

(p. 90) asṭrēlēśīẏa Australasian. n. an Australasian; any of the languages of Australasia. 35)

(p. 40) antargranhi see অন্তঃস্রাবী । 7)

(p. 17) adbaẏa Brahma (ব্রহ্ম); Buddha. a. having no second or parallel, absolute. ̃বাদ n. monism; Buddhism. ̃বাদী n. a monist; a Buddhist. a. monistic; Buddhistic. 38)

(p. 38) antḥpura a zenana. a gynaeceum, a harem; the inner portion of a dwelling-house. ̃চারী a. & n. one who keeps to the zenana. fem. ˜চারিণী । ̃রক্ষক n. a guard of the zenana. (cp.) Lord of the bed-chamber. অন্তঃপুরিকা n. a woman who keeps to the zenana. ̃বাসিনী a. fem. keeping constantly to the zenana. mas. ̃বাসী । 33)

(p. 73) arabinda a lotus. 47)