(p. 2) akhadyē (coll.) not fit to be eaten; unfit for work, grossly inefficient; unserviceable. অখদ্যে-অবদ্যে a. good-for-nothing, worthless; trashy. 107)

(p. 48) apaśāsana misrule; bad government. 7)

(p. 41) apakṛta harmed, injured. অপকৃতি n. harm, injury. 41)

(p. 22) adhōnamana degradation; going down; getting down. অধোনমিত a. brought down; degraded. 2)

(p. 2) akōmala not soft or tender; not fragile. 74)

(p. 63) abhilaṣita desired; wished for; intended; coveted. 121)

(p. 9) aghōra2 not terrible; calm. n. God Shiva (শিব). ̃পন্হী n. one of a religious community practsing dreadful and abominable rites. ̃মন্ত্র n. incantation to invoke Shiva. 4)

(p. 16) atīndriẏa beyond the range of the senses; imperceptible; impalpable; subtle; (loos.) transcendental. ̃তা n. impalpability; subtlety; (loos.) transcendentalism. 5)

(p. 40) antarbēdi, antarbēdī a strip of land between two rivers. 40)

(p. 87) asamṛddhi lack of prosperity or affluence.

(p. 48) apuṣyi (coll.) an undesirable or unwanted dependent for maintenance. 55)

(p. 30) anugrāhaka, anugrāhī conducive, helpful; graceful; favourable; propitious; kind, merciful; treating preferentially; patronizing. n. mas. such a person; a patron. 30)

(p. 41) apabhāṣa ill-repute, infamy ('শুনিলে হইবে অপভাষ'). 91)

(p. 63) abhighāta a stroke, a blow, a hit, a hitting or striking back, a return blow; (gr.) a mark of emphasis on words. অভিঘাতী a. one who or that which strikes or hits or kills. n. a striker, an assailant; a killer; an enemy, an adversary, an antagonist. 58)

(p. 37) anuśīlana repeated study or practice or training or cultivation; exercise. অনুশীলন করা v. to study or practise or undergo training or cultivate repeatedly. ̃সাপেক্ষ a. subject to or requiring repeated study or practice or training or cultivation or exercise. অনুশীলনী n. a set of problems to be worked out by students; a set of exercises. অনুশীলনীয় a. that which should be or is to be studied or practised or cultivated repeatedly. অনুশীলিত a. that which has been or is being studied or practised or cultivated; cultured. 5)