(p. 99) ākāra-prakāra appearance and bearing. 11)

(p. 107) ānakā, ānakō queer, strange; new; unfamiliar; unknown. 117)

(p. 99) āgilā (obs. & poet.) situated in the front.

(p. 104) āṭā2 coarse flour, meal. আটা মাখা v. to knead flour.

(p. 104) āchilē (poet.) 2nd. per. were. 16)

(p. 121) ā mara indicating : light imprecation, bashfulness, shame, reproach, censure etc.; Devil take thee, go to hell, beshrew me. 16)

(p. 99) ākṣēpa convulsion (esp. muscular); fits; grief; sorrow; lamentation. 43)

(p. 125) ārādhaka one who worships. n. a worshipper, a devotee. 4)

(p. 99) ākhaḍ়ā a gymnasium; a place or institution where people assemble to practise anything esp. music, play-acting, etc.; a place where the Vaishnavas assemble for religious worship; (facet.) a club or society; (dero.) a haunt of vice, a den. ̃ই n. dramatic rehearsal. ̃ধারী n. the headman or the keeper of a place where the Vaishnavas assemble for religious worship. 45)

(p. 99) ākhāmbā uncouthly tall and thick as a pillar. 50)

(p. 96) ān̐kibuki a scribble, drawing or writing carelessly or unmindfully. 22)

(p. 123) āẏati2 length; width, breadth; extension; the future; time for bearing fruit. 6)

(p. 123) ārabhamāṇa in a state of being commenced or undertaken; about to commence. 39)

(p. 126) ārdraka ginger. 11)

(p. 98) ākachāra, ākacāra frequently, every now and then, often; always. 11)