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Ginanic Term Meaning  
abadhū ascetic ◆ hermit ◆ sadhu
abadhūtā ascetic ◆ hermit ◆ sadhu
abdhu ascetic ◆ dervish
abdhā abadh eternally ◆ infinitely ◆ forever
abhang unbreakable ◆ integral ◆ eternal ◆ immortal
abhed meaningless ◆ one whose mystery cannot be known ◆ without difference
abhev unconcerned ◆ careless ◆ oblivious
abhimān pride ◆ vanity
abhiyāgat guest ◆ saint ◆ representative
abhiyās contemplation ◆ study ◆ education ◆ experience
abhiyāsā study ◆ experience
abhyāgat guest ◆ representative ◆ beggar
abhāv shortage ◆ displeasure
abhīmān pride ◆ vanity
abolā to quit talking ◆ not to be in speaking terms
abul hasan hazrat ali (as)
abūj foolish ◆ stupid ◆ ignorant ◆ one who does not understand
abḷā weak ◆ frail
achambe with astonishment ◆ amazement ◆ wonder ◆ surprise
achambhā amazing ◆ astonishing
achet ignorant ◆ unaware
achhda nice ◆ beautiful
achhā/āchhi good ◆ pure ◆ virtuous ◆ chaste
achhḍā goodness ◆ clean ◆ pure ◆ good ◆ white
achrat surprise ◆ amazement ◆ astonishment ◆ bewilderment
achī after coming ◆ having arrived
ada in between ◆ in the middle
adekhāī jealousy ◆ enmity ◆ malice
adham inferior ◆ of low grade
adharam irreligious act
adharm devoid of faith ◆ wrong path
adharmi faithless ◆ one who does not believe in religion
adharmī one who does not follow religion ◆ one who does not believe in religion
adhikar right
adhvār method of treatment ◆ clever ◆ cautious ◆ effort ◆ endeavour
adhīrā impatient
adhūro incomplete ◆ unfinished
adko/adhko more ◆ much ◆ in excess
ado in between ◆ in the middle
adol/aḍol stable ◆ steady ◆ firm ◆ which cannot be swayed
agam incomprehensible ◆ beyond comprehension ◆ in advance ◆ unreachable ◆ inaccessible ◆ beyond reach
agam nigam scriptures ◆ past and future
agan fire ◆ burning ◆ blaze
agan fire
aghor too much ◆ terrible ◆ frightful
agni fire
agnān ignorant ◆ unaware ◆ illiterate
agochar invisible ◆ hidden ◆ secret ◆ mysterious ◆ incomprehensible ◆ beyond comprehension
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