- Ap gali
Having annihilated one's self
- Ap gamto
Willingly, by his own, voluntarily
- Ap ganmta
Selfish
- Ap matila
One who lives according to his desires
- 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
- Ap pana
Egotism, selfishness
- Ap savarath
Selfishness
- Apan
Own
- Apandela
Own, our
- Apar
Countless, limitless, unlimited, infinite, uncountable, innumerable
- Apaski
Own
- Ape
Give, himself, on his own; self
- Apjo
Give
- Apna
Own, our
- Apne
Yours, ours, we
- Apnu ap
Your own self
- Apradh
Sin, fault, crime
- Apradhan
Blameworthy, culprit
- Apram
Countless
- Aprampar
Endless, unlimited, incomprehensible, limitless, infinite
- Apurav
Unprecedented, unmatched, unique
- Ar
Ploughshare
- Aradh
Obedience, to follow
- Aradhe
Remember, follow, obey
- Aradhie
Remember, follow, obey
- Aradhjo
Obey, follow
- Aradho
Remember, worship, follow, obey, serve
- Aradhta
By obeying, in obeying
- Araj
Request, lamentation, prayer
- Arap
Without thinking, non-sense
- Aras / arsh
Empyrean, the throne of God
- Arath
Purpose, meaning
- Arath / Rath
Chariot, four-wheeled carriage
- Arath garath
Wealth and riches, treasure, property, inheritance
- Ardas
Request, entreaty, petition
- Ardasi
One who entreats, one who requests
- Ardh asan
Half posture, semi posture
- Ardhangni
Wife
- Ardhi
Half
- Ardho
Half
- Arjani / Arjana
One who requests
- Aro
Cure, remedy, solution
- Aroge
Eat
- Arpine
Having surrendered, having submitted, having offered
- Arsh
Throne
- Arshniyun
Of heaven, divinely, celestial
- Arth
Meaning, purpose
- Arti
Prayer, praise, remembrance
- Arukhadi
Ugly, hateful eye