a‹‹ƒ, v.i. 1, to look upward.
          2. to gape [lit. to show the palate]
          3. to hold the head.

     a‹a, v.i. to lift the head.

     a‹avu, v.i. to go upward, ascend.

     a‹ar v.i. to move upwards.
          n. side of the upper jaw.

     a‹‹am, n. palate.

     a‹‹al, n. Superior person, God.

     a‹‹an, n. elder brother.
     Gk, ana (up), OHG, ana, G. an, Goth. ana, AS. an, on,
     OE, an, on, E. on, D. aan.

     attan, n. father.
          Goth, attan, L. atta, tata, Gk. tetta.

     atti, n. mother.
          Goth. aithein.

     ad†˜, ad†˜i, adv. there.
          AS. thider, thyder, OE. thider,E. thither

     appan, n. father.
     F. abbe, E. abba, L., Fy., G., D. and Dan. papa, pappa, Gk.
          pappa, E. papa, pop, poppa, E. pope, Gk. papas (lit.           Father
of the Roman Catholic Church).

     amma, ammai, n. mother.
     OS.amma, OHG. amma (mother), Ice. amma (grand mother),
          G. amme (a wet-nurse), E. amma (an abbess or
          spiritual mother), amah (wet-nurse), Port.ama (nurse).

     It. and L. mamma, Sp., D. and G. mama, F. maman, E.
          mamma, mama (mother).

     amar, v.t. to love.
           L. amo (to love), amor (love)

     English derivatives: amateur, amative, amatory, amiable, amorous,
amour, enamour, paramour etc.