anicut, annicut, a Tamil name for a dam or weir across a river.
animal bipes (L.), the two-footed animal, man;—animal implume, featherless;—animal rationale, rational;—animal risibile, able to laugh.
anima mundi (L.), the soul of the world—a Platonic conception.
animo et fide (L.), by courage and faith.
animula vagula (L.), little soul flitting away—beginning of a poem ascribed to the dying Hadrian, translated or paraphrased by Prior, Pope, Byron, and Dean Merivale.
anno ætatis suæ (L.), in the year of his [or her] age.
anno Christi (L.), in the year of Christ.
anno Domini (L.), in the year of our Lord.
anno mundi (L.), in the year of the world.
anno salutis (L.), in the year of redemption.