ajnah
ajñaḥ — a fool who has no knowledge in standard scriptures; BG 4.40
ajñaḥ — the foolish; SB 1.3.37
ajñaḥ — less intelligent persons; SB 4.2.21
ajñaḥ — one who is not properly conversant; SB 4.7.52
ajñaḥ — the foolish King; SB 4.25.62
ajñaḥ — being foolish; SB 5.5.7
ajñaḥ — foolish; SB 6.1.27
ajñaḥ — an ignorant living being; SB 6.1.49
ajñaḥ — without perfect knowledge; SB 6.1.52
hata-ājñaḥ — whose order was foiled; SB 6.3.1
ajñāḥ — persons unaware of my prowess; SB 6.11.17
ajñaḥ — a person not aware of the real fact; SB 6.17.19
ajñaḥ — this fool; SB 7.8.46
āśiṣaḥ ajñaḥ — knowing well the results of such benedictions; SB 7.9.24
ajñaḥ — a foolish animal; SB 7.13.29
ajñaḥ — at the same time foolish; SB 8.20.15
ajñaḥ — a foolish person; SB 10.4.22
ajñāḥ — foolish persons; SB 10.27.7
ajñaḥ — ignorant (or pretending to be so); SB 10.44.10
ajñāḥ — foolish; SB 10.47.19
ajñaḥ — foolish; SB 10.66.1
ajñaḥ — ignorant; SB 11.3.45
ajñaḥ — one who does not see things as they are; SB 11.13.30
ajñaḥ — a fool; CC Adi 3.1
ajñaḥ api — even a foolish person; CC Adi 6.1
ajñaḥ api — even a person who has no knowledge; CC Madhya 1.1