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1 ञात
ඤාත ञातnaata ñāta(pp. of jānāti), known; well-known; realised. -
2 पकासित
පකාසිත pakaasita pakāsita(pp. of pakāsati) was visible; become known; shone forth. (pp. of pakāseti) made known; illustrated; published. -
3 परिजानित्वा
පරිජානිත්වා parijaanitvaa parijānitvā(abs. of parijānāti) having known for certain; having comprehended; having known accurately. -
4 परिञ्ञात
පරිඤ්ඤාත pariपरिञ्ञातnपरिञ्ञातnaata pariññāta(pp. of parijānāti) known for certain; comprehended; known accurately. -
5 परिञ्ञाय
පරිඤ්ඤාය pariपरिञ्ञायnपरिञ्ञायnaaya pariññāya(abs. of parijānāti) having known for certain; having comprehended; having known accurately. -
6 अग्गञ्ञ
අග්ගඤ්ඤ aggaअग्गञ्ञnअग्गञ्ञna aggañña adjknown as the highest or foremost. -
7 अञ्ञतर
අඤ්ඤතර aअञ्ञतरnअञ्ञतरnatara aññatara adjcertain; not well-known. -
8 अञ्ञात
අඤ්ඤාත aअञ्ञातnअञ्ञातnaata aññāta adj1. (ā + ñāta:), known; understood; 2. (na + ñāta:) unknown; not recognised. -
9 अनुविच्च
අනුවිච්ච anuvicca(abs. of anuvicināti) having known or found out. -
10 अनीतिह
අනීතිහ aniitiha anītiha adjnot based on hearsay; known by oneself -
11 अभिञ्ञात
අභිඤ්ඤාත abhiअभिञ्ञातnअभिञ्ञातnaata abhiññāta(pp. of abhijānāti) well-known; recognised. -
12 अवेच
අවෙච avecaabs having known. -
13 अवेच्च
අවෙච්ච avecca advcertainly; definitely; absolutely; perfectly; having known. -
14 अविञ्ञात
අවිඤ්ඤාත aviअविञ्ञातnअविञ्ञातnaata aviññāta adjnot known. -
15 उपञ्ञात
උපඤ්ඤාත upaउपञ्ञातnउपञ्ञातnaata upaññāta(pp. of upajānāti) found out; learnt; known. -
16 गायति
ගායති gaayati gāyati(ge + a) sings; recites; is known. -
17 जाननीय
ජානනීය jaananiiya jānanīya adjwhat should be known. -
18 जानापेत्वा
ජානාපෙත්වා jaanaapetvaa jānāpetvā(abs. of jānāpeti) having caused to make known; having caused to inform. -
19 जानापेति
ජානාපෙති jaanaapeti jānāpeti(caus. of jānāti) causes to make known; causes to inform; causes to reveal oneself -
20 जानापेसि
ජානාපෙසි jaanaapesi jānāpesi(aor of jānāpeti) caused to make known; caused to inform.
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