(p. 38) anusrabaṇa (chem.) percolation. 10)

(p. 48) apasūra (astr.) aphelion. 15)

(p. 85) asadbyabahāra discourteous or rude behaviour; ill-treatment; misuse, abuse. 46)

(p. 69) abhyāsa practice regular study or exercise; habit; accustoming, acclimatization. ̃গত a. habitual. অভ্যাসাধীন a. (to be) mastered by constant practice. অভ্যাসী a. & n. one who practises or studies or learns regularly. fem. অভ্যাসিনী । 9)

(p. 56) abartamāna inexistent, non-existent; absent; dead; departed; past. অবর্তমানে adv. during (one's) absence; after (one's) death or departure. 7)

(p. 9) acintanīẏa unthinkable; unimaginable; inconceivable. 57)

(p. 20) adhimāṃsa an abscess; a tumour; an eye-disease. 29)

(p. 17) adhikṣipta rebuked, scolded, reproached; ignored; neglected; censured; placed; thrown. 73)

(p. 41) andara, andaramahala the inner parts (esp. of a dwelling-house); the interior; the apartments of a house in which women are secluded, a zenana, a gynaecium. 13)

(p. 87) asamīkṣyakārī lacking in due consideration; rash, impetuous; reckless. অসমীক্ষ্যকারিতা n. absence of due consideration; rashness, impetuosity; recklessness. 30)

(p. 51) aprāmāṇika not proved or vindicated; unauthentic; unacceptable. 51)

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

(p. 41) apabhraṃśa corrupted or incorrect form of a word; vulgar dialects descended from a classical language, incorrectness; corruption; perversion; vulgarization. 94)

(p. 24) anabalamba, anabalambana having no prop or support; having nothing to fall back on; having no refuge. 40)

(p. 63) abhibyakti thorough manifestation or expression or development; gradual manifestation or development, evolution. ̃বাদ n. the theory of evolution. 94)