Aniya to apati

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ānīya : [nt.] having caused to bring.

ānīyamāna : [pr. pass. p.] being fetched or brought.

ānugghāṭesi : [aor. of anugghāṭeti] opened; unfastened.

ānupubbikathā : [f.] graduated sermon.

ānupubbī : [f.] order; succession.

ānubhāva : [m.] power; splendour; majestic.

āneñja : [adj.] static; imperturbable.

ānetabba : [pt.p. of āneti] should be brought; should be fetched.

āneti : [ā + ni + a] brings; fetches.

āpa : [m.; nt.] water; liquid. (In some spds. it becomes āpo).

āpagā : [f.] river.

āpajjati : [ā + pad + ya] gets into; undergoes; meets with.

āpaṇika : [m.] tradesman; shopkeeper.

āpatati : [ā + pat + a] falls or rushes on to.

āpatana : [nt.] falling down.

āpati : [aor. of āpatati] fell or rushed on to.