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Andai, -ų, sm. pl. the Andes.

Andainykštis, f. -tē, adj. of a few days ago; recent.

Andrius, -iaus, dim. -driukas, sm. Andrew. Andrienē, -ēs, sf. Andrew's wife.

Anē, -ēs, sf. Anna, Annie, Ann. = [[A Dictionary of the Lithuanian and English Languages/#|]].

Anekdotas, -o, sm. anecdote.

Anga, -os, sf. opening of a door; aperture.

Angēlas, -o, dim. -lēlis, -liukas, sm. angel; — sargas, guardian angel.

Angēliškas, f. -ka, defin. -kasis, f. -koji, adj. angelic, angelical; angel-like. ‖ –kai, adv. angelically.

Angis, -ies, sf. zool. viper; adder; serpent.

Anglas, f. -lē, Englishman; f. Englishwoman.

Angledaris, -io, sm. carbon.

Angledegis, -io, sm. charcoal burner.

Anglekasykla, -os, Anglekastynē, -ēs, sf. coal mine; coal pit.

Anglerugštinis, f. -nē, adj. of carbonic acid. — gazas, carbonic acid gas.

Anglerugštis, -ies, sf. chem. carbonic acid.

Anglija, -os, sf. England. Anglijonas, f. -nē, s. Englishman; Englishwoman. = [[A Dictionary of the Lithuanian and English Languages/#|]].

Anglinyčia, -ios, sf. coal house; coal mine; coal pit.

Anglininkas, f. -kē, sm. coal man; coal merchant.

Anglinis, f. -nē, adj. of coal; belonging or pertaining to coal; carbonic. Anglinē rugštis, carbonic acid.

Anglis, -ies, sf. coal; medinē —, charcoal; akmeninē —, pit coal; stone coal.

Angliškas, f. -ka, defin. -kasis, f. -koji, adj., —kai, adv. English.

Anglius, -iaus, sm. coal man; coal merchant; charcoal burner.

Angštas, = [[A Dictionary of the Lithuanian and English Languages/#|]].

Aniolas, -o, sm. = [[A Dictionary of the Lithuanian and English Languages/#|]].

Anyta, -os, sf. mother-in-law.

Anyżiai, -ių, sm. pl. bot. anise pimpinella. Anisum vulgare or Pimpinella anisum.

Anka, -os, sf. running knot; loop; sling.

Ankaras, -o, sm. barrel; keg.

Ankstas, -o, sm. early morning. Iš anksto, from early morn; beforehand; in advance.

Anksti, adv. early; betimes.

Ankstybas, f. -ba, defin. -basis, f. -boji, adj. early; ‖ premature. ‖ –bai, adv. early; prematurely.

Ankstybē, -ēs, sf. earliness; ‖ prematureness; prematurity.

Ankstybokas, f. -ka, adj. somewhat premature.

Ankstinti (-nu, -nau, -nsiu), v. a. to do earlier than it is necessary. ‖ –s, v. rfl. to be early; to go fast.

Ankstyvas, f. -va, adj. = [[A Dictionary of the Lithuanian and English Languages/#|]].

Ankstokas, f. -ka, defin. -kasis, f. -koji, adj. somewhat early, little too early; ‖ premature. ‖ –kai, adv. pretty early.

Ankstumas, -o, sm. earliness.

Ankstus, f. -ti, defin. -tusis, f. -sčioji, adj. early; ‖ premature.

Ankščiai, adv. tightly; narrowly; straitly; closely; ‖ intimately.

Ankščioti (-čioju, -čiojau, -čiosiu), v. n. –s, v. rfl. to pod; to produce pods or cods; to boll.

Ankščiuotas, f. -ta, defin. -tasis, f. -toji, adj. coddy.

Ankštas, f. -ta, defin. -tasis, f. -toji, adj. narrow; strait; tight. ‖ –tai, adv. tightly; narrowly; ‖ closely.

Ankštētas, f. -ta, adj. = [[A Dictionary of the Lithuanian and English Languages/#|]].

Ankštybē, -ēs, sf. straitness; narrowness.

Ankštingas, f. -ga, defin. -gasis, f. goji, adj. coddy; full of cods.

Ankštinimas, -o, sm. (the act of) straitening; contracting.

Ankštinis, f. -nē, adj. of a cod.

Ankštinti (-nu, -nau, -nsiu), v. a. to tighten; to straiten; to make narrow; to contract.

Ankštis (a'nkštis), -ies, sf. cod; pod; hull; shell (of pea, bean, etc.). 2. (an'kštis) strait; narrow pass; frith.

Ankštokas, f. -ka, defin. -kasis, f. -koji, adj. pretty narrow; pretty strait.

Ankštuma, -os, sf. strait; frith; narrow passage.

Ankštumas, -o, sm. tightness; narrowness; straitness.

Anodija, -os, sf. anodyne.

Anoks, f. -kia, adj. of that kind; of that manner.

Anonimas, -o, sm. anonymous writer.

Anonimiškas, f. -ka, defin. -kasis, f. -koji,