Ismaili Dictionary & Encyclopedia

AnacharEncyclopedia Topic

Evil deeds, flaw, defect

Various Sources AnadeEncyclopedia Topic

Without a beginning

Various Sources Anal pankhiEncyclopedia Topic

A type of bird about which it is said that it always flies in the sky. It lays eggs in the sky which fall down and cracks or the baby comes out of it and starts flying and meets its parents. Another belief is that it is an allusion to an imaginary bird that catches fire as it approachs heaven and from whose ashes a new bird is born

Various Sources AnalvadEncyclopedia Topic

Anhilvada, Anhilpur, name of a town

Various Sources aNaLWaDName

A village in India which was visited by Pir Shams. This village is mentioned in Garbi 1/2 and g. 618.

Village de l'Inde visité par Pir Shams et mentionné dans garbi#I/2 et g. 618.

Heritage Dictionary of ismailism, entry #172general Anamat / AmanatEncyclopedia Topic

Trust, entrusted thing

Various Sources AnamiEncyclopedia Topic

Without a name, beyond name

Various Sources AnandEncyclopedia Topic

Happiness, joy, rejoicing, bliss, delight, uncountable, unlimited

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Village built by the Khojas on land given by the Nawab of Junagadh to Vazir Ismail Gangji in return for his honesty.

Village construit par les Khojas sur la terre donnée par le Nawab de Junagadh à pour le récompenser de son honêteté.

Heritage Dictionary of ismailism, entry #269general AnantEncyclopedia Topic

Countless saved momins, unlimited, too many, uncountable, unending, infinite

Various Sources aNanTNoun

Infini, illimité, sans compte, innombrable.

Heritage Dictionary of Ismailism, entry #448general Anant aparEncyclopedia Topic

Limitless, countless, endless

Various Sources Anant bhamanEncyclopedia Topic

Uncountable worlds

Various Sources Anant karodEncyclopedia Topic

Uncountable, many, innumerable (saved ones)

Various Sources Anant varEncyclopedia Topic

Countless times

Various Sources Anat / AnantEncyclopedia Topic

Infinite number of saved souls, infinite, uncountable

Various Sources AnathEncyclopedia Topic

Orphan, without a master

Various Sources AnchEncyclopedia Topic

Fire, heat, tyranny

Various Sources aNDESANoun

Douter.

Heritage Dictionary of Ismailism, entry #451general AndeshaEncyclopedia Topic

Fear, apprehension, concern, thought, worry

Various Sources AndhEncyclopedia Topic

Blind

Various Sources AndharEncyclopedia Topic

Darkness

Various Sources Andhar kothiEncyclopedia Topic

Dark house, body

Various Sources AndharaEncyclopedia Topic

Darkness

Various Sources AndhariEncyclopedia Topic

Dark

Various Sources AndhleEncyclopedia Topic

Blind

Various Sources AndhloEncyclopedia Topic

Blind

Various Sources AneEncyclopedia Topic

Willful, head-strong, act according to one's wishes, having brought, bring

Various Sources AnekEncyclopedia Topic

Too much, too many, many, much, numerous

Various Sources AneraEncyclopedia Topic

Extraordinary, rare

Various Sources aNERANoun

Exceptionnel.

Heritage Dictionary of Ismailism, entry #452general AneyoEncyclopedia Topic

Bring

Various Sources AngEncyclopedia Topic

Parts of the body, part, body

Various Sources AnganeEncyclopedia Topic

In the courtyard

Various Sources Angda maEncyclopedia Topic

In body

Various Sources ANGEL [ see MALAIK ]Encyclopedia TopicEncyclopaedia of Ismailism by Mumtaz Ali Tajddingeneral AnglaEncyclopedia Topic

Fingers

Various Sources AngoangEncyclopedia Topic

In whole body, in each part of the body, in whole existence

Various Sources AngurEncyclopedia Topic

Grape, a type of fruit; support of hand

Various Sources AnhadEncyclopedia Topic

Unlimited, countless, continuous, uncountable, successive, unabated, infinite

Various Sources AnhadaEncyclopedia Topic

Unlimited, countless, continuous

Various Sources AnhiEncyclopedia Topic

You

Various Sources AnHINoun

Ici.

Heritage Dictionary of Ismailism, entry #434general AniEncyclopedia Topic

You

Various Sources AniEncyclopedia Topic

Having brought

Various Sources AnieEncyclopedia Topic

Bring

Various Sources AniyaEncyclopedia Topic

Brought

Various Sources aNJaNNoun

Yeux, vision. Nirinjan=hors de la Vision. s'emploie pour qualifier Dieu.

Heritage Dictionary of Ismailism, entry #497general AnjoEncyclopedia Topic

Bring, keep, protect (honour)

Various Sources Anjvali / AjvaliEncyclopedia Topic

Bright

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