aññattuvam (p. 7) s. [priv. அ.] Ignorance, destitution of spiritual knowledge, ஞானமின்மை. Wils. p. 13. ANGNATVA. 48) *

aññaṉ (p. 7) s. [priv. அ.] An ignorant person, அறிவிலான். 49) *

aññāṉam (p. 7) s. [priv. அ.] Ignorance, spiritual ignorance, worldly illusion, belief in external appearances, destitution of the knowledge of the true God. This is the state of the soul from the beginning, and its condition till its மலம் is removed. When the fruits of its former actions are worked out, in sufferings and enjoyments, the soul begins to be enlightened by the grace of the Deity, its அஞ்ஞா னம் then ceases, and ஞானம் commences, increases and ripens for its union with the Deity. Wils. p. 13. ANGNANA. அஞ்ஞானி, s. An ignorant person, a heathen. 50) *

aññai (p. 7) s. An ignorant person, அறிவில்லான். 2. Ignorance of spiritual things or the beclouding of the understanding as the result of former actions or worldly attachments, மூடம். (p.) 51)

taññaṉam (p. 221) s. One who knows himself, and is spiritually wise, தன்னையறிந்தவன். 57)