(p. 126) ālānō to dishevel or spread out (as hair); to ruffle; to spread out (as paddy etc. whilst sunning); to unloose or untie; to open (বই বা পাঁজি আলানো). 55)

(p. 104) ājā the father of one's mother, maternal grandfather. 25)

(p. 125) ārōpapatra a charge-sheet. 15)

(p. 115) āphrikāna an African; an African Negro. a. African. 73)

(p. 99) ākuñcita slightly contracted or shrivelled or wrinkled or curled or contorted. 21)

(p. 107) ādapē in reality, really; in truth; in fact, as a matter of fact; at all, in the least. 50)

(p. 115) āpakāōẏāstē for one's own self. a. self-seeking, selfish. 22)

(p. 99) āgāgōḍ়ā from beginning to end; alpha and omega; from head to foot, from top to bottom. 74)

(p. 107) ādaba etiquette, courtesy. ̃কায়দা n. forms of ceremony or decorum, etiquette; conventional laws of courtesy; good manners. ̃কায়দাদোরস্ত, ̃কায়দাদুরন্ত a. conversant with or observant of forms of ceremony or decorum; courteous; smart; fashionable; correct in demeanour. 51)

(p. 122) āmra (for. High.) the mango. ̃কানন, ̃কুঞ্জ, ̃বন n. a mango-grove. 26)

(p. 126) ālōhita slightly red, reddish. 101)

(p. 107) āḍhākā not covered, uncovered; exposed, open. 4)

(p. 118) ābēṣṭaka surrounding, enclosing. n. a fence, a wall; that which encloses, an enclosure. 46)

(p. 102) āṅgōṭa a ring for the toe. 23)

(p. 98) ākapila, ākapiśa greyish, of light ash colour. 16)