(p. 9) acira of short duration, brief. ̃কারী a. prompt. ̃কাল n. a very short time. ̃কালে adv. soon, shortly; without much delay. ̃ক্রিয় a. prompt in action or execution; not dilatory. ̃জীবী a. short-lived; impermanent, transient; not lasting long; not immortal. ̃স্হায়ী a. not permanent; transitory; perishable, frail, mortal (অচিরস্হায়ী দেহ), অচিরাত্, অচিরে adv. soon; without delay; immediately. 59)

(p. 9) acālanīẏa, acālya incapable of being conducted or transferred. 51)

(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. 50) apragalbha not proud or haughty or untowardly; polite, modest; not brazenfaced or shameless, not saucy or pert; coy; not garrulous; tongue-shy. 14)

(p. 9) atirikta more than what is needed, redundant; supernumerary; supererogatory; additional; surplus; extra, superfluous; excessive; exceeding (তদতিরিক্ত কিছু); (bot.) accessory. 154)

(p. 63) abhagna not broken, unbroken; unsevered; whole. ̃রাশি (arith.) a whole number, an integer. 29)

(p. 63) abhikramaṇa going forwards or setting out (esp. to face an enemy); an expedition; an attack; ascension. 48)

(p. 41) apakriẏā a misdeed; a harmful or wrongful act; a foul or malignant act; a crime. 45)

(p. 2) akṛtāparādha not guilty; guiltless. 62)

(p. 20) adhiprāṇabāda (phil.) the vitalistic theory. 9)

(p. 56) abibēcaka injudicious; inconsiderate; indiscreet; imprudent; thoughtless. 105)

(p. 73) ayaśa disrepute; discredit. অযশস্কর a. disreputable; discreditable; damaging; disgraceful; inglorious. অযশস্বী a. not famous. fem. অযশস্বিনী । 28)

(p. 85) asandhita not joined or tied (together); disjointed, united; detached; unfermented. 52)

(p. 50) aprakṛta not genuine, spurious; untrue; false; unreal; immaterial; incorrect, wrong. অপ্রকৃত ভগ্নাঙ্ক বা ভগ্নাংশ (math.) improper fraction (with numerator greater than denominator). 10)

(p. 7) agnyutpāta emission of fire from a volcano, volcanic eruption; raining of fire from the sky; the fall of a meteor; the crash of a thunder. 11)