IMU, the prefixes a- and A- (long a, often written also as 'aa') are in no way semantically related to each other.Neither have they (almost...) any relationship with the gender of those words. This might be a bit hard to understand, but 'nanda' is a masculine substantive, the same word withthe negative prefix 'a-' is an adjective (mfn: masculine, feminine or neuter depending onthe head word), and aa-nanda "again" is a substantive meaning 'bliss', and stuff.
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