(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. 26) anāmnī of অনামা1 । 69)

(p. 9) acūrṇa, acūrṇita not pulverized; unbroken; undestroyed; whole, entire. 62)

(p. 9) aṅkita marked; drawn or painted; (geom.) plotted; bedecked, decorated; carved; delineated, described, portrayed (অঙ্কিত চরিত্র); imprinted (মানসপটে অঙ্কিত). অঙ্কিত করা v. to mark; to draw; to paint; (geom.) to plot; to bedeck, to decorate; to carve; to delineate, to describe, to portray; to imprint. 9)

(p. 2) akīka agate. 46)

(p. 20) adhisañcāra atavism. অধিসঞ্চারী a. atavistic. 48)

(p. 34) anumānasiddha inferential. 34)

(p. 78) alakātilaka, alakātilakā painting on one's face with sandal-paste. 20)

(p. 9) aṅgana a courtyard, the compound of a house. 17)

(p. 90) asūẏaka slandering; malicious; cynical. n. a slanderer; a malicious person; a cynic. 20)

(p. 9) aṭabī, aṭabi a forest; (loos.) a large tree. 122)

(p. 48) apahnaba, apahnuti concealment (of truth); denial; theft; (rhet.) a figure of speech in which the object of comparison is concealed under the analogy ('এ তো মালা নয় গো, এ যে তোমার তরবারি'). 26)

(p. 2) akāla an inauspicious time; hard times; an unusual time (অকালের বর্ষা); premature time (অকালপক্ব); inappropriate time; (loos.) scarcity, famine. ̃কুষ্মাণ্ড n. a gourd grown at an unusual time; (fig.) a useless or stupid person. ̃জ, ̃জাত a. born at an unusual time; untimely or prematurely born. ̃জলদোদয় untimely gathering of clouds. ̃পক্ক a. (of fruits) prematurely ripened; (of persons) precocious, pert. ̃পক্কতা n. premature ripeness; precocity, pertness. ̃বর্ষণ n. untimely rain. ̃বার্ধক্য n. premature ageing. ̃বৃদ্ধ a. gone old prematurely. ̃বোধন n. (myth.) untimely awakening of Goddess Durga by Ramachandra; (fig.) any untimely performance. ̃মরণ, ̃মৃত্যু n. premature death. 41)

(p. 17) athāntara (lit.) change of fortune for the worse; distress, worry, anxiety; danger or hazard; difficulty. 14)

(p. 51) apratula lack of abundance or plenty; shortage, dearth; insufficiency; want, need, indigence. 15)