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| apnuvan | obtaining |
| apnuvanti | achieve |
| apnuvanti | attain |
| apnuvanti | can achieve |
| apnuyam | may have it |
| apnuyat | achieves |
| apnuyat | can obtain |
| apnuyat | may obtain |
| apnuyat | one can attain |
| apnuyat | one should achieve |
| apnuyat | very easily obtains |
| apnuyuh | can achieve |
| apohanam ca | and forgetfulness |
| apohitum | to dissipate |
| apohitum | to remove |
| apohitum | to undo |
| apohya | giving up |
| apohya | leaving |
| apohyah | should be avoided |
| apothayat | smashed |
| apovaha | stole |
| aprabodhat | from ignorance of the sastra |
| apradaksinam | placing on the left |
| apradatuh | of a person who cannot fulfill |
| apradaya | without offering |
| apradipta-agnih | having dyspepsia |
| apraja | having no son |
| apraja-dustaram | very difficult to cross for one without a son |
| aprajah | although he had no sons |
| aprajah | being childless |
| aprajah | one who has no children |
| aprajah | remained sonless |
| aprajah | sonless |
| aprajah | without a son |
| aprajah | without any son |
| aprajah | without any sons |
| aprajah | without sons |
| aprajah api | although issueless |
| aprajam | because of having no son |
| aprajam | without a son |
| aprajan | without sons |
| aprajanam | of those who are not meant for rebirth |
| aprajasya | of Vicitravirya, who had no progeny |
| aprajasya | of he who had no son |
| aprajasya | of one who did not have a son before |
| aprajasya | who had no sons |
| aprajaya | who had not given birth to any children |
| aprakasah | darkness |
| aprakasah | without transcendental knowledge |
| aprakrta | and spiritual |
| aprakrta | spiritual |
| aprakrta | transcendental |
| aprakrta-dehe | in that transcendental body |
| apraksit | inquired |
| apramana-vidah | because they were all foolish |
| apramana-vidah | unaware of the extent of glories |
| apramatta | attentive in service to her husband |
| apramatta | sane |
| apramatta | without inebriation |
| apramatta anuvrttibhih | by executing services without being bewildered |
| apramattah | although never bewildered |
| apramattah | attentive |
| apramattah | completely in transcendence |
| apramattah | not being covered by ignorance or illusion, very careful |
| apramattah | one who is careful |
| apramattah | one who is without illusion |
| apramattah | without any illusion |
| apramattah | without being mad after them |
| apramattah | without being mad or deviated to any other conclusion |
| apramattah | without being misguided |
| apramattaih | by the sane |
| apramattena | not agitated at any time |
| apramattena | which is not forgetful |
| aprameya | unlimited |
| aprameyah | the unlimitedly powerful Lord |
| aprameyah | unlimited |
| aprameyam | immeasurable |
| aprameyam | unlimited, inconceivable |
| aprameyam | who are unlimited |
| aprameyam | who is beyond our experimental knowledge |
| aprameyasya | immeasurable |
| aprameyasya | of the Transcendence |
| apranasya | which is dead |
| aprapta | not obtained |
| apraptih | no achievement |
| aprapya | being unable to measure |
| aprapya | failing |
| aprapya | not achieving the goal |
| aprapya | without achieving |
| aprapya | without obtaining |
| aprapyam | impossible to achieve |
| aprasangatah | without intimate connections |
| aprataptam | not heated (by fire) |
| apratarkyam | inconceivable, not within the jurisdiction of material arguments |
| apratarkyam | inexplicable |
| apratarkyat | beyond the power of reasoning |
| apratarkyena | inconceivable |
| aprati | uncontrollable |
| aprati-buddha-cetasam | of those whose minds are not sufficiently developed |
| aprati-purusam | without an equal or rival |
