In Jainism, gyaani dhingle rame refers to the playful and wise riddles or poetic verses often recited to impart spiritual wisdom or ethical teachings, especially to children or lay followers. If you are seeking examples of such riddles or verses (dhingle) where the answer (name) starts with a Gujarati vowel (અ, આ, ઇ, etc.), here is an example:

Gujarati Vowel: અ (A)

Riddle (Dhingle): "અંધારી માં આવે, પ્રકાશ ફેલાવે, જ્ઞાનનો દીવો, અંતર જલાવે. કયું છે એ નામ, અક્ષરથી શરૂ થાય?"

Answer (Name): અગ્નિ (Agni — fire, often symbolizing knowledge or enlightenment in Jain literature)

Explanation:

• The riddle refers to something that comes in darkness and spreads light, like a lamp of knowledge.
• The answer is "અગ્નિ" (fire), which starts with અ (A), a Gujarati vowel.

If you would like more examples with different Gujarati vowels, or riddles from Jain literature, please specify the vowel or context!