A·ra·nya·ka 
(ärə-nyä′kə, -nyə-)
(ärə-nyä′kə, -nyə-)n.
Any of several Sanskrit religious and philosophical treatises, closely connected with the Brahmanas and Upanishads, and intended to be read by hermits in the quiet of the forest.
[Sanskrit Āraṇyakam, from neuter sing. of āraṇyaka-, pertaining to the forest, from āraṇya-, from araṇyam, foreign land, wilderness, forest, from araṇa-, distant, foreign; see al-1 in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
- from A to Z
- from away
- Fromm
- from pillar to post
- from scratch
- from stem to stern
- from the bottom/depths of (one's) heart
- from the bottom of heart
- from the bottom of one's heart
- from the depths of heart
- from the depths of one's heart
- from the ground up
- from the word go
- from time to time
- frond
- fronded
- frondescence
- frondescent
- frondose
- frons
- front
- frontage
- frontage road
- frontal
- frontal