- Aniya
Brought
- Anjo
Bring, keep, protect (honour)
- Angane
In the courtyard
- Ang
Parts of the body, part, body
- Ankhe (anke)
Say
- Ankhaladie
From eyes
- Anhi
You
- Angur
Grape, a type of fruit; support of hand
- Andhara
Darkness
- Antar jami
One who knows the secrets of the hearts
- Anjvali / Anjvalo
Light, bright
- Ann
Grain, food
- Anvane
Naked, uncovered, bare
- Antarjan
Knower of the heart
- Ano
Bring
- Ankhe
In the eyes
- Ap chalna
Will come on its own accord
- Ap gali
Having annihilated one's self
- Antarjami
One who knows the secrets of the heart, the Lord
- Antarghat
Inside the heart, within
- Ap matilo
One who lives with his own wishes
- Ap murada
One who follows one's own wishes, according to one's whims and fancies, follower of one's own desires
- Anvar
Lord of the light, manifestation, bearer of light
- Antkale
At the time of death, at the end, at the last moment
- Ankhladi
Eyes
- Andhar kothi
Dark house, body
- Ap matila
One who lives according to his desires
- Ap ganmta
Selfish
- Aradhe
Remember, follow, obey
- Apram
Countless
- Apar
Countless, limitless, unlimited, infinite, uncountable, innumerable
- Ap savarath
Selfishness
- Araj
Request, lamentation, prayer
- Arap
Without thinking, non-sense
- Apradhan
Blameworthy, culprit
- Apradh
Sin, fault, crime
- Ardasi
One who entreats, one who requests
- Ardas
Request, entreaty, petition
- Aradhie
Remember, follow, obey
- Ar
Ploughshare
- Apandela
Own, our
- Asthanam
Place
- Ashat / asht
Eight, eight virtues, eight directions, eight esoteric and exoteric qualities
- Asura
Name of a demon
- Asun
Desires, wishes, hopes
- Asht
Eight (8)
- Asht pahor
Eight periods of three hours each, 24 hours
- Apan
Own
- Anch
Fire, heat, tyranny
- Ado
In between, in the middle