Pali an (55)
According to Davids and Stede’s Pali-English Dictionary, an is the form of the negative prefix a. This negative particle an is used before vowels. In certain cases, the negative prefix ana- is used before consonants (e.g., anamatagga and anabhava). They also provide several compound words with the prefix an. However, the numerous words with the prefix an are condensed, and approximately 50 to 60 words are given below for reference. These compound words with the prefix an originate from the Tamil root al through the transformation of al > a > an > an.
anajjhiṭṭha, uncalled, unbidden, unasked. anabbhita, not restored, not to be restored. anabhijjhā, absence of covetousness or desire. anamha, being in consternation or distress, crying. anala, not sufficient, not enough; unable, impossible, unmanageable; dissatisfied, insatiate. anavosita, unfulfilled, undone. anasitvāna, without eating, fasting. anasuropa, absence of abruptness. anasūyaka, not grumbling, not envious. anāgata, not come yet, i.e., future. anāghāta, freedom from anger or ill-will. anācāra, misconduct, immorality. anājāniya, of inferior race, not of good blood. anādara, disrespect; disrespectful. anādā, without taking up or on to oneself. anāditvā, not taking up, not heeding. anāpāthagata, not fallen into the way of (the hunter), escaped him. anābādha, safe and sound. anāmassa, not to be touched. anāyāsa, free from trouble or sorrow, peaceful. anārambha, that which is without moil and toil. anārādhaka, one who fails, unsuccessful. anāriya, not aryan, ignoble. anālaya, aversion, doing away with. anāḷhiya and anāḷhika, not rich, poor, miserable, destitute. anāvāsa, uninhabited, an uninhabited place. anāsaka, fasting, not taking food. anāhāra, being without food. anicchā, dispassion. aniñjana, immobility, steadfastness. aniñjita, immoveable, undisturbed, unshaken. anissukin, not hard, not greedy, generous. anītika, free from injury or harm, healthy, secure. anukkaṇṭhana, having no lack anything, being contented or happy. anuggaha, not taking up. anugghātin, not shaking, not jerking. anucchiṭṭha, that is not thrown away or left over; untouched, clean (food). anujju, not straight, crooked, bent. anujjubhūta, not upright. anuṭṭhaka, not rising, not rousing oneself, inactive, lazy. anuṇṇata, not raised, not elated, not haughty, humble. anuttāna, not (lying) open, not exposed. anutrāsin, not terrified, at ease. anupakkama, not attacking. anupāya, wrong means. anūna, not lacking, entire, complete, without deficiency. aneka, not one, i.e., many, various; countless, numberless. aneka-rūpa, various, manifold. anedha, without fuel. anodaka, without water, dry. anoma, not inferior, superior, perfect, supreme. anoma-dassin, one who has supreme knowledge; of unexcelled wisdom (name of a Buddha). anoramati, not to stop, to continue.