anaNgaRa · adjective
anaṅgaṇa , ( 1 ) adj. (= Pali id. ; often written °na), spotless, free from blemish or evil ( aṅgaṇa ): LV 344.6 ; 345.19 ; Mvy 2607 ( Tib. ñon moṅs pa med pa , without evil ); Mv i.228.11, 15 ; 229.6 ; 316.8 ; ii.132.14 ; 359.16 ; iii.396.6 ; Sukh 59.13 ; Dbh 7.6 ; 35.19 ; Ud xvi.3 ; ( 2 ) m. , n. of a śreṣṭhin in Bandhumatī in the time of the Buddha Vipaśyin (later reincarnate as Jyotiṣka ): Mv ii.271.13 ff. ; Divy 283.1 ff. (here called a gṛhapati).
free from blemish; spotless
【形】 不熱情的，無可責難的。
(adj, adj, from na añjati) spotless; blemish free passionless, blameless Construction: na > an + √añj > aṅg + aṇa