Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary -- n

na 1: na the dental nasal (found at the beginning of words and before or after dental consonants as well as between vowels; • subject to conversion into ? Pāṇ. 8-4, 1-39). = 1
⋙ nakāra: ○kāra m. the sound or letter n Gr; • (in prosody) a tribrach; • -vipulā f. a kind of metre
na 2: ná ind. not, no, nor, neither RV. (nā, x, 34, 8) &c. &c. (as well in simple negation as in wishing, requesting and commanding, except in prohibition before an Impv. or an augmentless aor. [a. mā]; • in successive sentences or clauses either simply repeated, e.g. Mn.iv, 34; • or strengthened by another particle, esp. at the second place or further on in the sentence, e.g. by u [cf. nô], utá, api, câpi, vā, vâpi or atha vā RV. i, 170, 1 ; 151, 9 Nal. iii, 24, &c; • it may even be replaced by ca, vā, api ca, api vā, &c. alone, as Mn.ī, 98 Nal.i, 14, &c; • often joined with other particles, beside those mentioned above esp. with a following tu, tv eva, tv eva tu, cêd, q.v., khalu, q.v., ha [g. câdi and Pāṇ. 8-1, 31] &c; • before round or collective numbers and after any numeral in the instr. or abl. it expresses deficiency, e.g. ekayā na viṃśati, not 20 by 1, i.e. 19 ŚBr.; • pañcabhir na catvāri śatāni, 395 ib.; • with another na or an a priv. it generally forms a strong affirmation [cf. Vām. v, 1, 9], e.g. nêyaṃ na vakṣyati, she will most certainly declare Śak. iii, 9; • nâdaṇḍyo'sti, he must certainly be punished Mn. viii, 335; • it may also, like a, form compounds Vām. v, 2, 13 [below].); • that not, lest, for fear lest (with Pot.) MBh. R. Daś. &c; • like, as, as it were (only in Veda and later artificial language, e.g. gauro na tṛṣitaḥ piba, drink like [lit. 'not', i.e. 'although not being'] a thirsty deer; • in this sense it does not coalesce metrically with a following vowel). [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. [523, 1] [n˘e-] ; Angl. Sax. ne, 'not' ; Eng. no, &c.] -2
⋙ nakāra: ○kāra m. the negation na, the word No Naish.
⋙ nakiṃcana: ○kiṃcana mfn. having nothing, very poor MBh. Pañc. (cf. a-k○)
⋙ nakiṃcid: ○kiṃcid n. nothing Kathās.; • -api-saṃkalpa m. no desire for anything Kāv.
⋙ nakim: ○kim ind. = na-kīm g. câdi
⋙ nakis: ○kis (ná-), ind. no one, nobody RV.; • = next ib. (g. câdi; • cf. Naigh. iii, 12)
⋙ nakīm: ○kīm (ná-), ind. not, not at all, never ib. (cf. ib.)
⋙ nakutaścid: ○kutaścid ind. from nowhere, in -bhaya mfn. = a-kṭkutaścid-bh○ BhP.
⋙ naga: ○ga m. nága
⋙ nacārthavāda: ○cârtha-vāda (?), m. N. of wk
⋙ naciketa: ○ciketa (metric.) and m. (√4. cit) N. of a man TBr. KaṭhUp.
⋙ naciketas: ○ciketas (ná-), m. (√4. cit) N. of a man TBr. KaṭhUp.
⋙ nacira: ○cira mfn. not long (in time) MBh.; • (am), ind. not long, for a short time; • (ena, āt, āya), ind. id., shortly, soon; • -kālam ind. = ○ram MBh. Kāv. &c
⋙ natadvid: ○tad-vid mfn. not knowing that, Bhp
⋙ natamām: ○tamā́m (? MaitrS.),
⋙ natarām: ○tarā́m (cf. ŚBr.), ind. not at all, never. -1
⋙ nadīna: ○dīna mfn. not small or insignificant Kathās.
⋙ nadūṣita: ○dūṣita mfn. uncorrupted; • -dhī mfn. of uncṭuncorrupted mind, Bhp
⋙ nadṛśya: ○dṛśya mfn. invisible; • -tva n. PadmaP. -nu, nanu. -para, m. pr. n. N. of wk
⋙ naparājit: ○parājit m. 'not yielding', N. of Śiva MBh. vii, 2877 (cf. Nīlak.)
⋙ napuṃs: ○puṃs (only ○sā BhP.) and not a man, a eunuch
⋙ napuṃsa: ○puṃsa (only ○sāya MBh.), not a man, a eunuch
⋙ napuṃsaka: ○puṃsaka (ná-), mf(ā)n. neither male nor female; • a hermaphrodite; • a eunuch; • a weakling, coward MaitrS. Br. Up. MBh. &c; • neuter, n. a word in the neuter gender or the nṭneuter gender itself ŚBr. Prāt. Pāṇ. &c; • -pāda m. N. of ch. of the Su-bodhā; • -liṅga mfn. of the neuter gender Cat.; • -liṅga-saṃgraha m. N. of ch. of the Nāmaliṅgânuśāsana
⋙ nabhīta: ○bhīta mfn. not afraid, fearless; • -vat ind. Hariv.
⋙ nabhrāj: ○bhrāj m. (nom. ṭ) N. of a divine Soma-keeper MaitrS.; • a cloud L.
⋙ namātra: ○mātra m. or n. N. of a partic. high number Buddh.
⋙ namuca: ○muca and [Page 523, Column 2]
⋙ namuci: ○muḍci namuca, ○ci
⋙ namura: ○murá m. or n. the not dying (?) AV.
⋙ namṛta: ○mṛta mfn. not dead, alive (memory), Bhp
⋙ nayuta: ○yuta m. pl. a myriad Lalit. (cf. a-y○)
⋙ nariṣyat: ○riṣyat m. N. of a son of Manu Vaivasvata MBh. Hariv. Pur.; • ○yanta m. id. ib.; • of a son of Marutta VP.
⋙ naroga: ○roga mf(ā)n. not ill, well Hcat.
⋙ naliptāṅga: ○liptâṅga mfn. whose body is not anointed R. (B.)
⋙ navidya: ○vidya (cf. MBh. i, 3246),
⋙ navidvas: ○vidvas (cf. BhP.), mfn. ignorant
⋙ naśakti: ○śakti f. inability Kālac.
⋙ naśubha: ○śubha mfn. unpleasant, inauspicious MBh.
⋙ naśeṣa: ○śeṣa mfn. without remainder, entire, all RāmatUp.
⋙ nasaṃvid: ○saṃvid f. unconsciousness, forgetfulness Kāv.
⋙ nasukara: ○sukara mf(ā or ī)n. not easy to be done, difficult MBh.
⋙ nasparśana: ○sparśana n. non-contact
⋙ nahi: ○hí na-hí
⋙ nāgnidūṣita: nâgni-dūṣita mfn. unhurt by fire Mn. ii, 47
⋙ nāti: nâti (for na + ati, in comp; • cf. an-ati-), not very or much, not too; • -kalyāṇa mfn. not very beautiful or noble Daś.; • -kṛcchra mfn. not very painful or difficult; • (āt). ind. easily MBh.; • -kovida mfn. not very familiar with or clever in (loc.) ib.; • -krūra-mṛdu mfn. (bow) neither too strong nor too weak Vishṇ.; • -gādha mfn. not very shallow, rather deep MBh.; • -cira mfn. not very long (time) ib.; • (e), ind. shortly, soon R.; • -cchina mfn. not too much torn or rent Suśr.; • -jalpaka mfn. not too garrulous MBh.; • -tīvra mfn. not too violent or intense, moderate ib.; • -tṛpti f. absence of over-saturation Yājñ.; • -dīrgha mfn. not too long, Sah; • (am), ind. id. MBh.; • -dūra mfn. not too far or distant, (am Hit.; • e or āt R. with abl. or gen.) not far away (○ra-ga mfn. not too distant Kathās.; • ○ra-nirīkṣin mfn. not seeing very far R.; • ○ra-vartin mfn. not abiding very far, Vṛishabhân; • ○ra-sthita mfn. id. VP.); • -doṣala mfn. not of too bad quality or nature Suśr.; • -drava mfn. not too liquid ib.; • -drutam ind. not too quick Vishṇ.; • -dhanin mfn. not too rich, Agp; • -nirbhagna mfn. not too much bent R.; • -nirvṛtti f. not too much ease Kathās.; • -nīca mfn. not too low Bhag.; • -parikara mfn. having little attendance Daś.; • -parisphuṭa mfn. not fully displayed Śak.; • -paryāpta mfn. not too abundant Ragh.; • -puṣṭa mfn. not too much provided with (instr.), Dāś; • -pṛthu mf(u)n. not too broad Var.; • -prakupita mfn. not too angry Daś.; • -pracura-padya-vat mfn. containing not too many verses Sāh.; • -pramanas mfn. not in very good spirits MBh.; • -prasiddha mfn. not too well known ib.; • -prasīdat mf(antī)n. not quite serene BhP.; • -prīta mfn. not much pleased ib.; • -bhārika mfn. not too weighty Mudr.; • -bhinna mfn. not too much slit Suśr.; • not very different from (abl.) Śak.; • -bhogin mfn. not too much given to enjoyments MārkP.; • -mahat mfn. not too large Car.; • not too long (time) MBh.; • -mātram ind. not too much Mudr.; • -mānin mfn. not too proud or arrogant (○ni-tā f. Bhag.); • -mudā-vat mfn. not very glad or joyful MārkP. -ramaṇīya, mfn. not very pleasant (-tā f. Mudr.); • -rūpa mfn. not very pretty MBh.; • -rohiṇī f. not too red ib.; • -laghu-vipula mfn. neither too short nor too long Var.; • -lampaṭa mfn. not too greedy or lustful, Bhp; • -lalita mfn. not very pleasing or beautiful Cat.; • -lomaśa mfn. not too hairy MBh.; • -vatsala mfn. not too tender, unfriendly MārkP.; • -vātala mfn. not too much producing wind (in the body) Suśr.; • -vāda m. not too harsh language MBh.; • -vilambita (am ind Vishṇ.) or -vilambin (○bi-tā f. L.), mfn. not too slow or tardy; • -viśadam ind. (to kiss) not too apparently Daś.; • -vistāra-saṃkaṭa mfn. neither too wide nor too narrow Kām.; • -vṛtta mfn. not very distant from (abl., e.g. yauvanāt, from youth, i.e. very young) MārkP.; • -vṛddha mfn. not very old (vayasā, of years) ib.; • -vyakta mfn. not very clear or distinct Var.; • -vyasta mfn. not too far separated TPrāt.; • -śītôṣṇa mfn. neither too cold nor too warm Ragh.; • -śobhita mfn. not making much show, unsightly MBh.; • -śrānta mfn. not too much tired MārkP.; • -śliṣṭa mfn. not very close or tight Śak.; • -samañjasa mf(ā or ī)n. not quite right or proper MBh.; • -sāndra mfn. not too tough Suśr.; • -svalpa mfn. not too short Sāh.; • -sva-stha mfn. not very well MBh.; • -hṛṣṭa mfn. not very glad MBh.
⋙ nāty: nâty = nâti before vowels; • -antadūra mfn. not very distant or remote Kathās.; • -apacita mfn. not too thin or emaciated Car.; • -ākīrṇa mfn. not too crowded, rather empty (street) R.; • -ādṛta mfn. not much respected, rather neglected Daś.; • -ucca mfn. not too high L.; • -ucchrita mfn. id. Bhag.; • -upapanna mfn. not quite natural or normal Daś.; • -upasaṃhṛta mfn. not too much brought together TPrāt.
⋙ nādara: nâdara m. disrespect L. 1
⋙ nādeya: nâdeya mfn. not to be taken &c. MW.
⋙ nādhīta: nâdhī7ta mfn. unread Hit. [Page 523, Column 3]
⋙ nānurakta: nânurakta mfn. not attached, unkind Pañc. ii, 46 (vḷ.)
⋙ nāntarīyaka: nântarīyaka mfn. not external, contained or inherent in (comp.) Vām. ii, 1, 8 Pat. (-tva n. Pat.)
⋙ nānyatra: nânyatra ind. except (with acc. or abl.) Divyâv.
⋙ nābhijāta: nâbhijāta mfn. not well-born, ignoble Kāv.
⋙ nābhidhāvat: nâbhidhāvat m. one who does not give assistance Mn. ix. 274
⋙ nābhimāna: nâbhimāna m. absence of pride, modesty, humbleness MBh. (vḷ. an-abh○) Mālav.
⋙ nābhilakṣita: nâbhilakṣita mfn. unperceived, unseen Yājñ. (vḷ. an-abh○)
⋙ nāruṃtuda: nâruṃ-tuda mfn. not hurting (a wound or a weak point), harmless MBh. vii, 2763
⋙ nāryatikta: nârya-tikta m.= an-āryat○, q.v
⋙ nāsatya: nâsatya s.v
⋙ nāsti: nâsti ind. (na + asti) it is, not, there is not; • -tā f. -tva n. non-existence Śaṃk.; • -mūrti mfn. incorporeal, Naish; • -vāda m. assertion of non-exṭexistence, atheism Hariv.
⋙ nāstika: nâstika mf(ī)n. atheistical, infidel; • m. an atheist or unbeliever (opp. to âstika, q.v.) Mn. MBh. &c; • -tā f. (MW.), -tva n. (cf. W.) disbelief, atheism; • ○kya n. id. (with karmaṇām, denying the consequence of works) Mn. iii, 65; • -mata n. an atheistical opinion MW.; • -vṛtti mfn. leading the life of an atheist or receiving sustenance from an athṭatheist Vishṇ.
⋙ ned: nếd s.v
⋙ naika: nâika mf(ā)n. not one, more than one, various, manifold, numerous, many (also pl.) Yājñ. Mn. &c; • -cara mf(ī)n. going in troops, gregarious (animal) BhP.; • -dṛś m. 'many-eyed', N. of a son of Viśvāmitra MBh.; • -dravyôccaya-vat mfn. furnished with plenty of various goods ib.; • -dhā ind. manifoldly, in various ways or parts MBh. Hariv. &c; • -puṭa mfn. showing many rents or gaps, torn (cloud) Var.; • -pṛṣṭha m. pl. 'many-backed', N. of a people MBh. (vḷ. ○ṣṭa) VP.; • -bhāvâśraya mfn. 'not abiding in one condition', changeable, fickle, unsteady MW.; • -bheda mfn. of many kinds, various, manifold L.; • -māya mfn. using many artifices or stratagems MBh.; • -rūpa mf(ā)n. multiform, various R.; • -rṣi (for -ṛṣi), m. N. of a man; • pl. his family Pravar.; • -varṇa mfn. many-coloured MBh.; • -vikalpa mfn. manifold, various Daś.; • -vidha mfn. id. Var.; • -śas ind. repeatedly, often Var. Kāv.; • -śastramaya mf(ī)n. consisting of various missiles (rain) R.; • ○kâtman mfn. of manifold nature (Śiva) Śivag.
⋙ naiva: nâiva-
⋙ no: nố s.v
⋙ notpādita: nôtpādita mfn. ungenerated; • -tva n. Vp
⋙ nopasthātṛ: nôpasthātṛ (cf. Yājñ. Sch.) and not at hand, absent
⋙ nopasthāyin: nôpaḍsthāyin (cf. Smṛitit.), not at hand, absent
na 3: na (cf. L.), mfn. thin, spare; • vacant, empty; • identical; • unvexed, unbroken; • m. band, fetter; • jewel, pearl; • war; • gift; • welfare; • N. of Buddha; • N. of Gaṇêśa; • = prastuta; • = dviraṇḍa (?); • (ā), f. the navel; • a musical instrument; • knowledge
naṃśa: náṃśa m. (√1. naś, naṃś) acquisition RV. i, 122, 12
≫ naṃśana: náṃśana svapna-n○
naṃśuka: naṃśuka mf(ā)n. (√2. naś) perishing Kāṭh.; • = aṇu Uṇ. ii, 30; • injurious, destructive W.
≫ naṃṣṭavya: naṃṣṭavya mfn. (cf. Pāṇ. 7-1, 60) to be injured or killed W.
≫ naṃṣṭṛ: naṃṣṭṛ mfn. (cf. ib.) an injurer, injurious, destructive W.
naṃhasa: naṃhasa m. a god smiling on or kind to his worshipper MBh. i, 6450, vḷ. (cf. Nīlak.)
naḥkṣudra: naḥ-kṣudra under 3. nás
nak: nák ind. (g. svar-ādi, as nomin. RV. vii, 71, 1) night
naka: naka m. N. of a man (son of Dāruka) VāyuP.; • n. N. of sev. Sāmans
nakin: nakin ○kis &c. under 2. ná
nakuca: nakuca vḷ. for lakuca
nakuṭa: nakuṭa n. the nose L.
nakula: nakulá mfn. (in spite of Pāṇ. 6-3, 75 prob. not fr. na + kula) of a partic. colour (perhaps that of the ichneumon) TS. RPrāt.; • m. the Bengal mungoose or Viverra Ichneumon (enemy of mice and of serpents from whose venom it protects itself by a medic. plant; • cf. nākulī) AV. MBh. &c; • a son L.; • a partic. musical instrument Lalit.; • N. of Śiva L.; • of a son of the Aśvins and Mādrī (twin-brother of Saha-deva and fourth of the Pāṇḍu princes) MBh. Hariv. Pur.; • of a Vedic poet with the patr. Vāma-deva (○vya) or Vaiśvāmitra (○lasya vāmadevasya prêṅkha m. N. of a Sāman) ĀrshBr. [Page 524, Column 1]; • of a physician (author of a wk. on horses) Cat.; • (ā), f. N. of Śiva's wife L.; • (ī), f. below; • n. a myst. N. of the sound h L.
⋙ nakulatva: ○tva n. the state of an ichneumon MBh.
⋙ nakulādyā: nakulâdyā f. the ichneumon plant L.
⋙ nakulāndhatā: nakulândhatā f
⋙ nakulāndhya: nakuḍlândhya n. 'iṭichneumon-blindness', a kind of disease of the eyes Suśr.
⋙ nakuleśa: nakulêśa vḷ. for ○lī7śa (below)
⋙ nakuleṣṭā: nakulêṣṭā or f. 'liked by the iṭichneumon', a kind of medic. plant (cf. above) L.
⋙ nakuleṣṭakā: nakulêḍṣṭakā f. 'liked by the iṭichneumon', a kind of medic. plant (cf. above) L.
⋙ nakuloṣṭhī: nakuloṣṭhī f. (in music) a partic. stringed instrument
≫ nakulaka: nakulaka m. or n. an ornament shaped like an ichneumon L.; • m. a kind of purse (?) Divyâv.; • (○likā), f. a female ichneumon Kād.
≫ nakulī: nakulī f. a female ichneumon MantraBr. MBh.; • Salmalia Malabarica L.: Nardostachys Jatamansi L.; • saffron L.; • = śaṅkhinī L.
: nakulīvāgīśvarīmantravidhāna3nakulī--vāg-īśvarī-mantra-vidhāna n. N. of wk
⋙ nakulīśa: ○"ṣśa (○lī7śa), m. a form of Bhairava L.; • a myst. N. of the sound h ib.; • -darśana n. N. of wk; • -pāśupata m. pl. a partic. sect Sarvad.; • -yoga-pārâyaṇa n. N. of wk
nakk: nakk cl. 10. P. nakkayati, to destroy, kill Dhātup. xxxii, 54
nakta 1: nákta n. night RV. AV. (náktā f. only in naktayā́, q.v., and as du. with uṣā́sā; • cf. ○sá-naktā and naktôṣāsā); • eating only at night (as a sort of penance) Yājñ. Hcat.; • (am), ind. by night (often opp. to divā) RV. &c. &c; • m. N. of a son of Pṛithu VP.; • of a son of Pṛithu-sheṇa and Ākūti BhP.; • (ā), f. (cf. above) Methonica Superba L. [Cf. nak and nakti ; Zd. nakht-uru, nakht-ru; • Gk. ? ; Lat. nox ; Lith. naktis ; Slav. [524, 1] nos8ti ; Goth. nahts ; Angl. Sax. neaht, niht, Engl. night, Germ. ṇacht.]
⋙ naktakālanirṇaya: ○kālá-nirṇaya m. N. of wk
⋙ naktacārin: ○cārin (cf. L.), mfn. walking at night; • m. an owl; • cat; • thief; • a Rakshas (cf. naktaṃ-c○)
⋙ naktaprabhava: ○prabhava vḷ. for naktam-pr○
⋙ naktabhojana: ○bhojana n. the eating only at nṭnight (cf. above) Hcat.; • supper W.; • ○jin mfn. eating at night BhavP.; • ○ji-tva n. Kathās.
⋙ naktamukhā: ○mukhā f. evening, night L. (for -muṣā?)
⋙ naktavat: ○vat mfn. eating only at night Hcat.
⋙ naktavrata: ○vrata n. 'night-observance', eating at night (and fasting by day) W.
⋙ naktāndha: naktândha mfn. blind at night Suśr.; • ○tândhya n. ib.
⋙ naktāśin: naktâśin mfn. eating only at night Vishṇ.
⋙ naktoṣāsā: náktôṣā́sā f. du. night and morning RV.
≫ naktan: naktán (only ○tábhis), night RV. vii, 104, 18
≫ naktaṃ: náktaṃ^ (m before labials), ind., 1. nákta
⋙ naktaṃsamaya: ○samaya m. night-time Naish.
⋙ naktaṃhoma: ○homá m. night-oblation TS.
⋙ naktaṃcara: ○cara mf(ī)n. walking about at nṭnight; • m. any night-animal or creature GṛS. Gaut. MBh. &c; • nocturnal demon, Rakshas MBh. Var. &c. (○rêśvara m. the lord of the rovers or fiends MBh.); • the bdellium tree W.; • (ī), f. a female demon Kathās.
⋙ naktaṃcaryā: ○caryā f. the walking about at nṭnight MBh.
⋙ naktaṃcārin: ○cārin mfn. = -cara GṛS. Gaut. Mn.; • m. a cat L.
⋙ naktaṃjāta: ○jātá mf(ā́)n. grown at nṭnight (herb) AV.
⋙ naktaṃdina: ○dina n. sg. night and day Mālav. v, 13; • (am), ind. = next Kathās. Pañc.
⋙ naktaṃdivam: ○divam ind. by night and day L.
⋙ naktamprabhava: naktamprabhava mfn. produced at nṭnight Var. (vḷ. ○tapr○)
⋙ naktambhāga: naktam-bhāga mfn. having a nocturnal part Var.
⋙ naktambhogin: naktam-bhogin mfn. = ○ta-bh MBh. iii, 13734 (vḷ.)
≫ naktayā: naktayā́ ind. at night RV. iv, 11, 1
≫ nakti: nákti f. night RV. ii, 2, 2
nakta 2: nakta or nakla (?) n. (in astron.) N. of the fifth Yoga (= ?)
naktaka: naktaka m. dirty or ragged cloth, rag, wiper &c. L. (vṛ. for laktaka)
naktamāla: naktamāla or ○laka m. Pongamia Glabra L.
nakra: nakra m. (according to Pāṇ. 6-3, 75 fr. na + kra) crocodile, alligator Mn. MBh. &c. (ifc. f. ā); • the sign of the zodiac Scorpio Gol.; • (ā), f. a swarm of bees or wasps L.; • n. the nose (also ā f.) L.; • a partic. disease of the nose L.; • the upper timber of a door-frame L. (cf. nā́kra and Pāṇ. 6-3, 75)
⋙ nakraketana: ○ketana m. N. of the god of love Daś. (cf. makara-k○)
⋙ nakracakra: ○cakra n. a multitude of crocodiles Pañcad.
⋙ nakramakṣikā: ○makṣikā f. a kind of fly L.
⋙ nakrarāj: ○rāj or m. a shark or any other large sea animal (lit. king of the Nakras) L.
⋙ nakrarājaka: ○rājaka m. a shark or any other large sea animal (lit. king of the Nakras) L.
⋙ nakrahāraka: ○hāraka m. id. (lit. seizer of the Nakras) L.
nakṣ: nakṣ cl. 1. P.Ā. nákṣati, ○te (perf. nanakṣúr, ○kṣé RV.; • aor. anakṣīt Gr; • fut. nakṣiṣyati, nakṣitā ib.) to come near, approach, arrive at, get, attain RV. AV. VS. (cf. 1. naś [Page 524, Column 2]; • inakṣ)
≫ nakṣat: nakṣat mf(antī)n. approaching
⋙ nakṣaddābha: nakḍṣad-dābhá mfn. striking down any one that approaches (Indra) RV. vi, 22, 2
≫ nakṣatra: nákṣatra n. (m. only RV. vi, 67, 6; • prob. fr. √nakṣ, cf. nakṣ dyām, i, 33, 14 &c.) a star or any heavenly body; • also applied to the sun; • n. sg. sometimes collectively 'the stars', e.g. vii. 86, 1 RV. &c. &c; • an asterism or constellation through which the moon passes, a lunar mansion AV. &c. &c. (27, later 28, viz. Śravishṭhā or Dhanishṭhā, Śata-bhishaj, Pūrva-bhādrapāda, Uttara-bhṭbhādrapāda, Revatī, Aśvinī, Bharaṇī, Kṛittikā, Rohiṇī or Brāhmī, Mṛiga-śiras or Āgrahāyaṇī, Ārdrā, Punarvasū or Yāmakau, Pushya or Sidhya, Āśleshā, Maghā, Pūrva-phalgunī, Uttara-phṭphalgunī, Hasta, Citrā, Svātī, Viśākhā or Rādhā, Anurādhā, Jyeshṭha, Mūla, Pūrvâshāḍhā, Uttarâshṭāḍhā, Abhijit, Śravaṇa; • according to VarBṛS. Revatī, Uttara-phalgunī, Uttara-bhādrapāda and Uttarâshāḍha are called dhruvāṇi, fixed; • in the Vedas the Nakshatras are considered as abodes of the gods or of pious persons after death Sāy. on RV. i, 50, 2; • later as wives of the moon and daughters of Daksha MBh. Hariv. &c; • according to Jainas the sun, moon, Grahas, Nakshatras and Tārās form the Jyotishkas); • a pearl L.
⋙ nakṣatrakalpa: ○kalpa m. N. of a Pariś. of AV.
⋙ nakṣatrakāntivistāra: ○kānti-vistāra m. the white Yāvanāla flower
⋙ nakṣatrakūrma: ○kūrma m. (or -cāra m. -vibhāga, m.) N. of ch. xiv of VarBṛS.
⋙ nakṣatrakośa: ○kośa m. N. of a list of stars
⋙ nakṣatragrahayutyadhikāra: ○graha-yuty-adhikāra m. N. of ch. of Sūryas.
⋙ nakṣatragrahotpāta: ○grahôtpāta m. N. of the 63rd Pariś. of AV.
⋙ nakṣatragrāmayājaka: ○grāma-yājaka m. = ○tra-y○ MBh.
⋙ nakṣatracakra: ○cakra n. a partic. diagram Tantras.; • the Nakshatras collectively W.; • the sphere of the fixed stars MW.
⋙ nakṣatracintāmaṇi: ○cintā-maṇi and m. N. of wks
⋙ nakṣatracūḍām: ○cūḍā-m○ m. N. of wks
⋙ nakṣatrajā: ○jā́ mfn. star-born, m. son of the stars AV.
⋙ nakṣatrajātaka: ○jātaka and n. N. of wks
: nakṣatrajātakādibhāvaphala3nákṣatra--jātaḍkâdi-bhāva-phala n. N. of wks
⋙ nakṣatratārārājāditya: ○tārā-rājâditya m. a partic. Samādhi Buddh.
⋙ nakṣatradarśa: ○darśá m. star-gazer VS.
⋙ nakṣatradānavidhi: ○dāna-vidhi m. N. of wk
⋙ nakṣatradevata: ○devata mfn. having the NṭNakshatras as deities ĀśvGṛ.
⋙ nakṣatradevatākathana: ○devatā-kathana and n. N. of wks
⋙ nakṣatradohadaśāntika: ○dohada-śāntika n. N. of wks
⋙ nakṣatradvaṃdva: ○dvaṃdva n. a NṭNakshatras compound (as tiṣya-punarvasu) Pāṇ. 1-2, 63
⋙ nakṣatranātha: ○nātha m. 'lord of the NṭNakshatras', the moon Hariv.
⋙ nakṣatranāman: ○nāman n
⋙ nakṣatranighaṇṭu: ○nighaṇṭu and m. N. of wks
⋙ nakṣatranirṇaya: ○nirṇaya mṆ. of wks
⋙ nakṣatranemi: ○nemi m. the pole-star L.; • the moon L.; • N. of Vishṇu MBh.; • f. the Nakshatras Revatī
⋙ nakṣatranyāsa: ○nyāsa m. N. of ch. of PSarv.
⋙ nakṣatrapa: ○pa m. = -nātha L.
⋙ nakṣatrapaṭalopāyadāna: ○paṭalôpâya-dāna n. N. of wk
⋙ nakṣatrapati: ○pati m. = -pa; • -nandana m. the planet Mercury Vāstuv.
⋙ nakṣatrapatha: ○patha m. 'star-path', the starry sky Hcar.; • -varcas n. its splendour R.
⋙ nakṣatrapāṭhaka: ○pāṭhaka m. 'star-reader', astrologer Cat.
⋙ nakṣatrapāta: ○pāta m. N. of wk
⋙ nakṣatrapuruṣa: ○puruṣa m. (astrol.) a human figure representing the Nakshatras (also -ka); • a ceremony in which such a figure is worshipped; • N. of ch. of the Vāmp; • -vrata n. N. of a partic. observance and of ch. of the MatsyaP.
⋙ nakṣatrapūjita: ○pūjita mfn. 'star-honoured', auspicious MW.
⋙ nakṣatraprakaraṇa: ○prakaraṇa n
⋙ nakṣatrapraśna: ○praśna m
⋙ nakṣatraphala: ○phala n
⋙ nakṣatrabhakti: ○bhakti f
⋙ nakṣatrabhuktaghaṭīcakra: ○bhukta-ghaṭī-cakra n. N. of wks
⋙ nakṣatramaṇḍala: ○maṇḍala n. star-cluster Cat.
⋙ nakṣatramārga: ○mārga m. = -patha MBh.
⋙ nakṣatramālā: ○mālā f. star-circle, star-group R.; • the Nakshatras collectively Var.; • a necklace of 27 pearls ib.; • a partic. ornament for an elephant's head Kād. (○lāya Nom. Ā. ○yate ib. ); • a kind of dance W.; • N. of sev. wks
⋙ nakṣatramālikā: ○mālikā f
⋙ nakṣatrayajña: ○yajña m. N. of wks
⋙ nakṣatrayājaka: ○yājaka mfn. offering oblations to the Nakshatras MBh.
⋙ nakṣatrayoga: ○yoga m. conjunction of (moon with the) Nakshatras ib.; • -dāna n. N. of wk; • ○gin mfn. connected with Nakshatras MBh. Hariv.; • f. pl. chiefstars in the Nakshatras L.
⋙ nakṣatrarāja: ○rāja m. 'king of the stars' AV.; • the moon MBh. R.; • N. of a Bodhi-sattva Buddh.; • -prabhāva-bhāsa-garbha m. N. of a Bodhi-sṭsattva ib.; • -vikrīḍita m. a partic. Samādhi ib.; • -saṃkusumitâbhijña m. N. of a Bodhi-sṭsattva ib.
⋙ nakṣatraloka: ○loká m. pl. the world of the Nakshatras ŚBr.; • sg. the starry region, firmament MW.
⋙ nakṣatravartman: ○vartman n. = -patha L.
⋙ nakṣatravādamālikā: ○vādamālikā
⋙ nakṣatravādāvalī: ○vādâval˘ī f. N. of wks
⋙ nakṣatravidyā: ○vidyā f. 'star-knowledge', astronomy ChUp. Mn.
⋙ nakṣatravidhāna: ○vidhāna n. N. of wk
⋙ nakṣatravīthī: ○vīthī f. path of the NṭNakshatras MBh.
⋙ nakṣatravṛkṣa: ○vṛkṣa m. a tree consecrated to a Nakshatras L.
⋙ nakṣatravṛṣṭi: ○vṛṣṭi f. 'star-shower', shooting stars L.
⋙ nakṣatravyūha: ○vyūha m. = -bhakti
⋙ nakṣatraśavas: ○śavas (nákṣ○), mfn. equal to stars in number RV. x, 22, 10 (cf. Sāy. 'going to the gods')
⋙ nakṣatraśānti: ○śānti f
⋙ nakṣatraśuddhiprakaraṇa: ○śuddhi-prakaraṇa n. N. of wks
⋙ nakṣatrasaṃvatsara: ○saṃvatsara m. a particular form of year Var.
⋙ nakṣatrasattra: ○sattra n. = nakṣatrêṣṭi; • N. of wk; • -prayoga m. -hautra n. ○trêṣṭi-prayoga m. ○trêṣṭi-hautra-prayoga m. N. of wks
⋙ nakṣatrasamuccaya: ○samuccaya m. 'assemblage of Nakshatras, N. of wk
⋙ nakṣatrasūcaka: ○sūcaka m. 'star-indicator', astrologer Var. [Page 524, Column 3]
⋙ nakṣatrastoma: ○stoma m. N. of a partic. Ekâha ŚāṅkhSr.
⋙ nakṣatrasthāpana: ○sthāpana n. N. of wk
⋙ nakṣatrādhipa: nakṣatrâdhipa m. the regent of a NṭNakshatras Cat.; • ○pati m. 'chief of Nakshatras', N. of Pushya Lalit.
⋙ nakṣatrābhidhāna: nakṣatrâbhidhāna n. N. of wk
⋙ nakṣatrāśraya: nakṣatrâśraya mfn. relating to a star or Nakshatras MānGṛ.
⋙ nakṣatreśa: nakṣatrêśa m. = ○tra-nātha Caurap.
⋙ nakṣatreṣṭakā: nakṣatrêṣṭakā́ f. N. of partic. sacrificial bricks TS. ĀpŚr.
⋙ nakṣatreṣṭi: nakṣatrêṣṭi f. a sacrifice to the NṭNakshatras; • N. of wk; • -nirūpaṇa n. -paddhati f. -prayoga m. -homa m. -hautra n. N. of wks
⋙ nakṣatropajīvin: nakṣatrôpajīvin m. 'subsisting by the Nakshatras', astrologer Yājñ. iii, 289 Sch.
≫ nakṣatrin: nakṣatrin m. 'having or holding the stars', N. of Vishṇu MBh. xiii, 6996 (cf. ○tra-nemi)
≫ nakṣatriya: nakṣatríya mfn. relating to the stars or Nakshatras, containing a number equal to that of the NṭNakshatras, i.e. 27 AV. VS. &c
≫ nakṣya: nakṣya mfn. to be approached RV. vii, 15, 7
nakh: nakh or naṅkh, cl. 4. and 1. P. nakhyati, nakhati and naṅkhati, to go, move Naigh. ii, 14 Dhātup. v, 20, 21
nakha: nakhá m. n. (fr. √nagh [?], cf. naghamāra; • prob. not fr. na + kha in spite of Pāṇ. 6-3, 75; • ifc. f. ī) a finger-nail, toe-nail, claw, talon, the spur of a cock RV. &c. &c. (○khāni-√kṛ, or √kḷp, to cut the nails Kauś. Mn.); • = 20 Sūryas.; • n. and (ī), f. Unguis Odoratus VarBṛS. Hcat.; • m. part, portion. [Cf. Gk. ?, stem ? ; Lat. [524, 3] unguis ; Lit. nágas ; Slav. [nog˘ut˘i] ; Angl. Sax. naegel ; Eng. nail ; Germ. ṇagel.]
⋙ nakhakuṭṭa: ○kuṭṭa m. 'nail-cutter', barber L.; • N. of an author Sāh.
⋙ nakhakhādin: ○khādin mfn. biting (lit. eating) the nail Mn. MBh.
⋙ nakhagucchaphalā: ○guccha-phalā f. a kind of pulse L.
⋙ nakhaccheda: ○ccheda m. (cf. MW.)
⋙ nakhacchedana: ○ccheḍdana n. (cf. Mn. Suśr.) nail-cutting
⋙ nakhacchedya: ○cchedya mfn. to be slit by the nṭnail Bhpr.
⋙ nakhajāha: ○jāha n. nail-√cf. L
⋙ nakhadāraṇa: ○dāraṇa m. 'tearing with the claws', falcon, hawk L.
⋙ nakhanikṛntana: ○nikṛntana m. or n. nṭnail-scissors ChUp.
⋙ nakhanirbhinna: ○nirbhinna (○khá-n○), mfn. split asunder with the nail TS. Pāṇ. 6-2, 48 Kāś.
⋙ nakhaniṣpāvikā: ○niṣpāvikā or f. a kind of pulse L.
⋙ nakhaniṣpāvī: ○niṣḍpāvī f. a kind of pulse L.
⋙ nakhanyāsa: ○nyāsa m. inserting the claws Ragh.
⋙ nakhapada: ○pada n. nail-mark, scratch Megh.; • Unguis Odoratus VarBṛS. Sch.
⋙ nakhaparṇī: ○parṇī f. a kind of plant (= vṛścika) L.
⋙ nakhapuñjaphalā: ○puñja-phalā f. a kind of pulse L.
⋙ nakhapuṣpī: ○puṣpī f. Trigonella Corniculata L.
⋙ nakhapūrvikā: ○pūrvikā f. = -niṣpāvii L.
⋙ nakhapraca: ○praca n. g. mayūra-vyaṃsakâdi
⋙ nakhaphalinī: ○phalinī f. a kind of pulse L.
⋙ nakhabhinna: ○bhinna mfn. scratched or torn off with a nail W.
⋙ nakhamuca: ○muca n. 'nail-looser', bow L.
⋙ nakhampaca: ○m-paca mf(ā)n. nṭnail-scalding Pāṇ. 3-2, 34 Kāś.; • scanty, shallow (water) Kāv.
⋙ nakharajanī: ○rajanī f. a kind of plant and its fruit L.
⋙ nakharañjani: ○rañjani f. nail-scissors L.
⋙ nakhalekhaka: ○lekhaka m. nail-painter L.
⋙ nakhalekhā: ○lekhā f. a scratch with the nail, nail-painting MW.
⋙ nakhavādana: ○vādana (cf. Āpast.) and n. 'nṭnail-music', noise made with the finger-nails
⋙ nakhavādya: ○vādya (cf. L.), n. 'nṭnail-music', noise made with the finger-nails
⋙ nakhavilekhā: ○vilekhā f. a scratch W.
⋙ nakhaviṣa: ○viṣa mfn. having venom in the nṭnail or claws L.
⋙ nakhaviṣkira: ○viṣkira m. 'tearing or rending with the claws', scratcher Mn. v, 13
⋙ nakhavṛkṣa: ○vṛkṣa m. a kind of tree L.
⋙ nakhavraṇa: ○vraṇa n. 'nail-wound', scratch W.
⋙ nakhaśaṅkha: ○śaṅkha m. a small shell L.
⋙ nakhāṃśu: nakhâṃśu m. elegance or brightness of the finger-nṭnail W.
⋙ nakhāgra: nakhâgrá n. nail-point ŚBr.
⋙ nakhāghāta: nakhâghāta m. = ○kha-vraṇa L.
⋙ nakhāṅka: nakhâṅka m. nail-mark Kāv.; • Unguis Odoratus L.
⋙ nakhāṅga: nakhâṅga n. a kind of perfume L.
⋙ nakhācchoṭanikā: nakhâcchoṭanikā f. (√cuṭ) making a noise with the nail (as a token of applause or approval) HPariś.
⋙ nakhānakhi: nakhā-nakhi ind. nail against nail, close fighting (with mutual scratching). MBh. viii, 2377 (cf. keśā-keśi)
⋙ nakhāyudha: nakhâyudha mfn. 'claw-armed' Pañc. ii, 51/52; • -tva n. ib. 328/329, m. a lion; • tiger; • cock L.; • monkey R.
⋙ nakhāri: nakhâri m. N. of an attendant of Śiva L.
⋙ nakhārtha: nakhârtha m. a kind of perfume Gal.
⋙ nakhāli: nakhâli or f. a small shell (cf. ○kha-śaṅkha)
⋙ nakhālikā: nakhâḍlikā f. a small shell (cf. ○kha-śaṅkha)
⋙ nakhāvapūta: nakhấvapūta mfn. purified with the nails; • pl. N. of partic. grains MaitrS.
⋙ nakhāśin: nakhâśin m. 'eating with claws', an owl L.
≫ nakhaka: nakhaka m. N. of a Nāga-rāja L.
≫ nakhara: nakhará mfn. shaped like a claw, curved, crooked ŚBr. MBh.; • m. a curved knife MBh. Daś.; • m. f (ā) or n. nail, claw
Var. Pañc. &c. nail-scratch Cat.; • (ī), f. Unguis Odoratus L.
⋙ nakhararajanī: ○rajanī f. vḷ. for nakha-r○ g. harītaky-ādi Kāś.
⋙ nakharāyudha: nakharâyudha m. a lion; • tiger; • cock L. (cf. nakhây○)
⋙ nakharāhva: nakharâhva m. Nerium Odorum L.
≫ nakhālu: nakhālu m. a kind of tree (= nakha-vṛkṣa) L.
≫ nakhin: nakhín mfn. having nails or claws; • thorny, prickly ŚBr.; • m. a clawed animal, lion L. [Page 525, Column 1]
naga: ná-ga m. 'not moving' (cf. á-ga), a mountain (ifc. f. ā; • cf. sa-naga) AV.&c. &c; • the number 7 (because of the 7 principal mountains; • cf. kula-giri) Sūryas.; • any tree or plant MBh. Kāv. &c; • a serpent L.; • the sun L.
⋙ nagakarṇī: ○karṇī f. Clitoria Ternatea L.
⋙ nagaja: ○ja mfn. mountain-born, mountaineer; • m. elephant L.; • (ā), f. a kind of plant L.
⋙ naganadī: ○nadī f. 'mountain-river', N. of a river Megh.
⋙ naganandinī: ○nandinī f. 'mṭmountain-daughter', N. of Durgā (dṭdaughter of Himâlaya) L.
⋙ naganimnagā: ○nimna-gā f. 'mountain-river', torrent Śiś. ii, 104
⋙ nagapati: ○pati m. 'mountain-chief', the Himâlaya L.
⋙ nagabhid: ○bhid m. 'rock-splitter', (cf. L.) an axe; • a crow; • Indra; • a kind of plant
⋙ nagabhū: ○bhū mfn. = -ja; • m. a kind of plant L.
⋙ nagamūrdhan: ○mūrdhan m. 'mountain-crest' W.
⋙ nagarandhrakara: ○randhra-kara m. 'mṭmountain-splitter', N. of Kārttikeya Ragh.ix, 2
⋙ nagavat: ○vat mfn. abounding in mountains or trees R.
⋙ nagavāhana: ○vāhana m. 'mountain-borne', N. of Śiva Śivag.
⋙ nagavṛttika: ○vṛttika m. (and ○kā f.) a kind of plant Suśr.
⋙ nagaśreṣṭha: ○śreṣṭhá m. the finest tree Suparṇ.
⋙ nagasvarūpiṇī: ○svarūpiṇī f. a kind of metre Śrutab.
⋙ nagāgra: nagâgra n. mountain-top MBh.
⋙ nagāṭana: nagâṭana m. 'tree-wanderer', monkey L.
⋙ nagādhipa: nagâdhipa m. = ○ga-pati L.
⋙ nagādhirāja: nagâdhirāja m. id. MW.
⋙ nagāpagā: nagâpagā f. = ○ganimnagā Śiś. ii, 100
⋙ nagāri: nagâri m. N. of a man MBh. iv, 1294
⋙ nagālikā: nagâlikā nagānikā
⋙ nagāvāsa: nagâvāsa m. 'tree-dweller', a peacock L.
⋙ nagāśman: nagâśman m. a piece of rock Śiś. xv, 10
⋙ nagāśraya: nagâśraya mfn. living in mountains W.; • m. a kind of plant L.
⋙ nagāhvaya: nagâhvaya m. N. of a man MBh. iv, 1294
⋙ nagendra: nagêndra m. 'mountain-lord', N. of Himâlaya Ragh. ii, 28; • of Kailāsa Megh. 63; • of Nishadha Ragh. xviii, 1
⋙ nageśa: nagêśa m. id., N. of a partic. mountain Śatr.; • of Kailāsa or of Śiva MW.
⋙ nagesvara: nagêsvara m. id., N. of Himâlaya L.
⋙ nagocchrāya: nagôcchrāya m. mountain-elevation W.
⋙ nagodara: nagôdara n. mountain-rift BhP.
⋙ nagaukas: nagâukas m. 'mountain- or tree-dweller', (cf. L.) lion; • the fabulous animal Śarabha; • a crow (cf. agâukas); • any bird
nagaṇā: nagaṇā f. Cardiospemum Halicacabum L. (vḷ. nagnā)
nagara: nágara n. (m. only MBh. iii, 3014; • ifc. f. ā Hariv. 2951; • prob. not fr. naga + ra, but g. aśamâdi; • the n cannot be cerebralized, g. kṣubhnâdi) a town, city, N. of sev. cities TĀr. Mn. MBh. &c; • (ī), f. below
⋙ nagarakāka: ○kāka m. 'a town-crow', a term of contempt L.
⋙ nagarakoṭi: ○koṭi N. of a town (Nagar-kot), and of another place Cat.
⋙ nagarakhaṇḍa: ○khaṇḍa N. of ch. of the SkandaP.
⋙ nagaragāmin: ○gāmin mfn. (road) going or leading to a town Mālatīm. i, 27/28
⋙ nagaraghāta: ○ghāta m. 'town-destroying, (also -ka), an elephant L.
⋙ nagaracatuṣpatha: ○catuṣ-patha m. or n. meeting of 4 ways in a town MānGṛ.
⋙ nagarajana: ○jana m. pl. townsfolk, sg. a citizen Hit.
⋙ nagaradaivata: ○daivata n. presiding deity of a town; • -vat ind. Mṛicch. i, 19
⋙ nagaradvāra: ○dvāra n. town-gate Hit.; • -kūṭaka n. a kind of fence on a town-gṭgate L.
⋙ nagaradhanavihāra: ○dhana-vihāra or m. N. of a Buddh. monastery
⋙ nagaradhanasaṃghārāma: ○dhana-saṃghârāma m. N. of a Buddh. monastery
⋙ nagarapati: ○pati m. town-chief. L.
⋙ nagarapura: ○pura n. N. of a town L.
⋙ nagarapradakṣiṇā: ○pradakṣiṇā f. carrying an idol round a town in procession MW.
⋙ nagaraprānta: ○prânta m. the outskirts of a tṭtown ib.
⋙ nagarabāhu: ○bāhu m. 'town-arm', N. of a man L.
⋙ nagarabāhya: ○bāhya mfn. situated without the town MW.
⋙ nagaramaṇḍanā: ○maṇḍanā f. 'tṭtown-ornament, a courtezan, Vāsav
⋙ nagaramardin: ○mardin m. 'town-crusher', N. of a man, g. bāhv-ādi
⋙ nagaramālin: ○mālin mfn. garlanded with cities MW.
⋙ nagaramustā: ○mustā f. = ○rôttha
⋙ nagararakṣādhikṛta: ○rakṣâdhikṛta m. the chief of the town-guard Mṛicch.
⋙ nagararakṣin: ○rakṣin m. town-watchman ib.
⋙ nagaravāyasa: ○vāyasa m.= -kāka L.
⋙ nagaravāsin: ○vāsin mfn. 'town-dwelling', a citizen MW.
⋙ nagaravṛddha: ○vṛddha m. town-senior Daś.
⋙ nagarasammita: ○sammita mfn. equal to a tṭtown MW.
⋙ nagarastha: ○stha m. = -vāsin Hit.
⋙ nagarasvāmin: ○svāmin m. 'town-chief', N. of a man Kathās.
⋙ nagarahāra: ○hāra 'town-taking', N. of a kingdom L.
⋙ nagarādhikṛta: nagarâdhikṛta (cf. Rājat. ),
⋙ nagarādhipa: nagaḍrâdhipa and
⋙ nagarādhipati: nagaḍrâdhipati (cf. Kathās.),
⋙ nagarādhyakṣa: nagaḍrâdhyakṣa (cf. Hariv.), m. tṭtown-chief, head police-officer
⋙ nagarābhyāśa: nagarâbhyāśa m. neighbourhood of a tṭtown MW.
⋙ nagarotthā: nagarôtthā f. a kind of plant L.
⋙ nagaropānta: nagarôpânta n. = ra-prânta MW.
⋙ nagaraukas: nagarâukas m. = ○ra-vāsin Rājat.
⋙ nagarauṣadhi: nagarâuṣadhi f. Musa Sapientum L.
≫ nagarāya: nagarāya Nom.Ā. ○yate, to look like a town MBh. Hariv.
≫ nagarin: nagarin m. lord of a town Car.; • N. of a man AitBr. v, 30
⋙ nagaryanna: nagaḍry-anna n. food given by the lord of a town Mn. iv, 213
≫ nagarī: nagarī f. = ○ra Mn. MBh. &c
⋙ nagarīnirodha: ○nirodha m. N. of ch. of GaṇP. ii
⋙ nagarībaka: ○baka m. 'town-crane', a crow L.
⋙ nagarīyukti: ○yukti f. N. of ch. of the Yukti-kalpa-taru
⋙ nagarīrakṣin: ○rakṣin m. town-watchman MBh.
≫ nagarīya: nagarīya mfn. belonging to a town, civic, urban Kāv. [Page 525, Column 2]
nagānikā: nagānikā ○nī, or nagālikā f. a kind of metre Col.
nagna: nagna under √naj below
nagnahu: nagnáhu (or ○hū L.), m. ferment, a drug used for fermenting spirituous liquor VS. ŚBr.
naghamāra: nagha-mārá and naghā-riṣá m. N. of the plant kuṣṭha = Costus Speciosus AV. (cf. nakhá)
naghuṣa: naghuṣa m. N. of a man = nahuṣa MaitrUp. Ragh.; • n. Tabernaemontana Coronaria Bhpr.
naṅkh: naṅkh √nakh
naciketa: na-ciketa na-cira &c. under 2. na, p. 523
naj: naj cl. 6. Ā. najate, to be ashamed (vḷ. for lajj Dhātup. xxviii, 10; • probably invented to explain nagna)
≫ nagna: nagná mf(ā́)n. naked, new, bare, desolate, desert RV. &c. &c; • m. a naked mendicant (esp. a Bauddha, but also a mere hypocrite) Var. VP.; • a bard accompanying an army L.; • N. of Śiva Śivag.; • of a poet Cat.; • (ā́), f. a naked (wanton) woman AV. v, 7, 8; • a girl before menstruation (allowed to go naked) Pañc. iii, 217; • Cardiospermum Halicacabum L. (cf. nagaṇā) ; = vāc (vḷ. for nanā́) Naigh. i, 11 Sch. [Cf. Zd. maghna for naghna ; Lith. nu"ṣgas ; Slav. [nag˘u] ; Goth. nagaths ; Angl. Sax. nacod ; Eng. naked ; Germ. nackt.]
⋙ nagnakṣapaṇaka: ○kṣapaṇaka m. a naked mendicant Kād.; • mfn. (place) containing (only) naked mendicant Cāṇ.
⋙ nagnaṃkaraṇa: ○ṃ-karaṇa mf(ī)n. making nṭnaked Pāṇ. 3-2, 56
⋙ nagnacaryā: ○caryā f. vow to go naked Divyâv.
⋙ nagnajit: ○jít m. N. of a prince of the Gandhāras (father of one of Kṛishṇa's wives) Br. MBh.; • of a writer on architecture (?) VarBṛS. lviii, 4 ; 15; • of a poet Cat.
⋙ nagnatā: ○tā (○gná-), f. (cf. RV. ŚBr.),
⋙ nagnatva: ○tva n. (cf. Hit.) nakedness
⋙ nagnadhara: ○dhara m. N. of Sch. on Ragh. Cat.
⋙ nagnanīlapaṭādika: ○nīlapaṭâdika n. nick-name of Kaṇâda's wks. Cat.
⋙ nagnabhūpatigraha: ○bhūpati-graha m. N. of a drama
⋙ nagnamuṣita: ○muṣita mfn. stripped bare, g. rājadantâdi
⋙ nagnambhaviṣṇu: ○m-bhaviṣṇu mfn. (cf. Pāṇ. 3-2, 57) = -m-bhā́vuka mfn. (cf. ib.) becoming naked, uncovering one's self in a shameless manner TS. Kāṭh.
⋙ nagnavṛtti: ○vṛtti f. N. of Comm. on Uṇ.
⋙ nagnavratadhara: ○vratadhara mfn. observing the vow of a naked mendicant (Śiva) Śivag.
⋙ nagnaśramaṇa: ○śramaṇa (cf. VarBṛS. Sch.) and m. a naked ascetic
⋙ nagnaśravaṇa: ○śravaṇa (cf. Kāraṇḍ.), m. a naked ascetic
⋙ nagnācārya: nagnâcārya m. a bard VarBṛS. Sch. (cf. nagná above)
⋙ nagnāṭa: nagnâṭa and m. a naked wanderer, (esp.) a Buddh. or Jain. mendicant Rājat. L.
⋙ nagnāṭaka: nagnâḍṭaka m. a naked wanderer, (esp.) a Buddh. or Jain. mendicant Rājat. L.
≫ nagnaka: nágnaka mf(ikā)n. naked, wanton AV. HPariś.; • m. a naked mendicant Pañc.; • a bard L.; • (ikā), f. a naked or wanton woman L.; • a girl before menstruation MBh. Pañc.
≫ nagnī: nagnī in comp. for ○na
⋙ nagnīkaraṇa: ○karaṇa n. stripping, undressing W.
⋙ nagnīkṛ: ○√kṛ to render naked
⋙ nagnīkṛta: ○kṛta mfn. converted into a nṭnaked mendicant Bhartṛ. i, 64
nañ: nañ ind. N. of the negat. particle na, negation Pāṇ. 2-1, 60 Vām.v, 2, 13 &c
⋙ nañartha: ○artha m. the meaning of na; • -nirṇaya & -vāda m. (○da-ṭīkā and vivṛti f.) N. of wks. and Comms
⋙ nañvāda: ○vāda m. N. of wk; • -ṭippaṇī f. -viveka m. N. of Comm.'s on it
⋙ nañviveka: ○viveka
⋙ nañśiromaṇi: ○śiro-maṇi
⋙ nañsamāsa: ○samāsa and m. N. of wks
⋙ nañsūtrārthavāda: ○sūtrârtha-vāda m. N. of wks
nañjarāja: nañja-rāja m. N. of a king and author (?)
⋙ nañjarājayaśobhūṣaṇa: ○yaśo-bhūṣaṇa n. N. of wk
naṭ: naṭ (Prākṛ. for nṛt, q.v.), cl. r. P. naṭati (cf. Dhātup. xix, 19 ; ix, 23) to dance Kāv.; • to hurt or injure Vop. (cf. un-√naṭ): Caus. nāṭayati (cf. Dhātup. xxxii, 12) to represent anything (acc.) dramatically, act, perform, imitate Mṛicch. Śak. &c; • to fall (cf. √naḍ); • to shine Vop.
≫ naṭa: naṭa m. (fr. prec; • but cf. Uṇ. iv, 104) actor, dancer, mime MBh. Kāv. &c; • N. of a partic. caste (sons of degraded Kshatriyas Mn. x, 22); • Colosanthes Indics L.; • Jonesia Asoka L.; • a sort of reed (= kiṣku-parvan) L.; • (in music) N. of a Rāga; • N. of a man who with his brother Bhaṭa built a Vihāra) Buddh.; • (ā), f. Caesalpina Banducella L.; • (ī), f. an actress (g. gaurâdi) Śak. Sāh. &c; • a dancer, Nauch girl, courtezan L.; • a partic. fragrant plant Bhpr.; • red arsenic L.; • (in music) N. of a Rāgiṇī
⋙ naṭagaṅgoka: ○gaṅgoka m. N. of a poet Cat.
⋙ naṭagati: ○gati f. a kind of metre Col.
⋙ naṭacaryā: ○caryā f. an actor's performance BhP.
⋙ naṭatā: ○tā f. office or condition of an aṭactor Hariv. [Page 525, Column 3]
⋙ naṭanārāyaṇa: ○nārāyaṇa m. (in music) N. of a Rāga
⋙ naṭapattrikā: ○pattrikā f. Solanum Melongena L.
⋙ naṭaparṇa: ○parṇa n. 'actor wing', the skin W.
⋙ naṭabaṭu: ○baṭu m. a young actor L.
⋙ naṭabhaṭikavihāra: ○bhaṭika-vihāra m
⋙ naṭabhaṭikā: ○bhaṭikā f. 'temple of Naṭa and Bhaṭa', N. of a temple Buddh.
⋙ naṭabhūṣaṇa: ○bhūṣaṇa and n. 'actor's ornament', orpiment L.
⋙ naṭamaṇḍana: ○maṇḍana n. 'actor's ornament', orpiment L.
⋙ naṭaraṅga: ○raṅga m. 'actor's arena', anything illusory Buddh.
⋙ naṭavara: ○vara (cf. W.) or (cf. MW.), m. chief actor or dancer
⋙ naṭaśreṣṭha: ○śreṣṭha (cf. MW.), m. chief aṭactor or dancer
⋙ naṭasaṃjñaka: ○saṃjñaka m. orpiment L. an aṭactor or dancer W. (cf. -bhūṣaṇa)
⋙ naṭasūtra: ○sūtra n. rules for actor Pāṇ. 4-3, 110
⋙ naṭāntikā: naṭântikā f. 'actor-killing, aṭactor-spoiling', shame, modesty L. (v. l. ○ndhikā)
⋙ naṭeśvara: naṭêśvara m. 'lord of dancers', N. of Śiva W.
≫ naṭaka: naṭaka m. an actor L.
⋙ naṭakamelaka: ○melaka n. 'company of actors', N. of a comedy
≫ naṭana: naṭana n. dancing, dance, pantomime Kautukas.
⋙ naṭanānandanātha: naṭaḍnânanda-nātha m. N. of an author Cat.
≫ naṭanīya: naṭanīya mfn. to be danced Gīt.
≫ naṭita: naṭita mfn. disgusted with, tired of (instr.) HPariś.; • n. acting, representation MW.
≫ naṭī: naṭī f. naṭa, above
⋙ naṭīsuta: ○suta m. the son of a dancing girl MW.
≫ naṭyā: naṭyā f. a company of actors, g. pāśâdi
naṭṭa: naṭṭa or ○ṭaka m. ○ṭā f. (in music) N. of a Rāgiṇī
⋙ naṭṭakalyāṇa: ○kalyāṇa and m. id
⋙ naṭṭanārāyaṇa: ○nārāyaṇa (cf. naṭa-n○), m. id
⋙ naṭṭapaṭṭagrāma: ○paṭṭa-grāma m. N. of a village Cat.
⋙ naṭṭamallārikā: ○mallārikā
⋙ naṭṭavarāṭikā: ○varāṭikā and f. N. of Rāgiṇīs
⋙ naṭṭahambīrā: ○hambīrā f. N. of Rāgiṇīs
naḍ 1: naḍ cl. 10. P. nāḍayati, to fall Vop. in Dhātup. xxxii, 12 (cf. √naṭ)
≫ naḍ 2: naḍ in comp. and word-formation for naḍa
⋙ naḍantikā: ○antikā f. 'reed-destroying', N. of a river Vishṇ. (cf. naṭânt○)
⋙ naḍbhuvaka: ○bhuvaka m. N. of a poet Cat.
⋙ naḍvat: ○vat mfn. covered with reeds Pāṇ. 4-2, 87
⋙ naḍvala: ○vala mf(ā)n.= -vat, iv, 2, 88; • n. a quantity of river, river-bed MBh. Ragh.; • (ā́), f. id. VS.; • N. of the wife of Manu Cākshusha Hariv. Pur. (vḷ. navalā; • cf. nāḍvaleya)
⋙ naḍvābhū: ○vābhū (?), f. = kuṭṭima L.
≫ naḍa: naḍá or m. (cf. L. also n.) a species of reed, Arundo Tibialis or Karka RV. AV. ŚBr.
⋙ naḻa: naḻá m. (L. also n.) a species of reed, Arundo Tibialis or Karka RV. AV. ŚBr.; • N. of a prince with the patr. Naishidhs ŚBr. (= Nala Naishadha Sch.); • of a Nāga L.; • of a partic. tribe whose employment is making a sort of glass bracelet W. (cf. nala)
⋙ naḍakūbara: ○kūbara m. N. of a son of Kubera Kathās. (cf. nala-)
⋙ naḍaneri: ○neri f. (in music) a kind of dance
⋙ naḍaprāya: ○prâya mfn. abounding in reeds L.
⋙ naḍabhakta: ○bhakta mfn. inhabited by Naḍa (?), g. aiṣukāry-ādi (vḷ. nada-)
⋙ naḍamaya: ○maya mf(ī)n. consisting or made of reeds Kauś.
⋙ naḍamīna: ○mīna m. 'reeds-fish', a kind of sprat L.
⋙ naḍavana: ○vana n. 'reeds-thicket' L.; • N. of a place Rājat.
⋙ naḍasaṃhati: ○saṃhati f. 'id.' L.
⋙ naḍāgāra: naḍâgāra n. reeds-hut MW.
⋙ nadāgiri: nadā-giri m. (g. kiṃ-śulakâdi) N. of an elephant Kathās.
≫ naḍaka: naḍaka n. the hollow of a bone KātyŚr.
⋙ naḍakīya: naḍḍakīya mfn. abounding in reeds Pāṇ. 4-2, 91
⋙ ḍasa: ḍasa mfn. id., g. tṛṇâdi
≫ naḍinī: naḍinī f. a reed bed, g. puṣkarâdi
⋙ naḍila: naḍḍila mfn. reedy, covered with reeds, g. kāśâdi
≫ naḍyā: naḍyā f. a reed bed L.
naḍaha: naḍaha mfn. lovely, beautiful (prob. wṛ. for laḍaha)
naḍuvāha: naḍu-vāha m. N. of a poet Cat. (for naḍ-v○, or naḍa-v○?)
nat: nat mfn. (√nam) bowing, bowing one's self (ifc.) MW.
≫ nata: natá mfn. bent, bowed, curved, inclined, inclining RV. &c. &c; • bowing to, saluting (acc. or gen.) BhP. vi, 9, 40 ; v, 18, 4; • depressed, sunk, flat; • deep, hanging down MBh. Kāv. &c; • ifc. bent down by or turned towards (cf. vāma- add.); • cerebralized (as the letter n, cf. nati) RPrāt.; • m. n. Tabernaemontana Coronaria L.; • n. zenith-distance at meridian transit Sūryas.; • hour-angle or distance in time from meridian ib.; • inclination ib.
⋙ natakaṃdhara: ○kaṃdhara mfn. bowing (the neck) MW.
⋙ natakāla: ○kāla m. hour-angle ( above) Sūryas. Sch.
⋙ nataghaṭikā: ○ghaṭikā f. id. ib.
⋙ natajyā: ○jyā f. the sine of the hour-angle MW.
⋙ natadruma: ○druma m. = latā-śāla (bower?) L.
⋙ natanāḍikā: ○nāḍikā or f. = -kāla L.
⋙ natanāḍī: ○nāḍī f. = -kāla L.; • any hour of birth after noon or before midnight W.
⋙ natanābhi: ○nābhi mfn. 'deep-naveled', thin, slender Kum. i, 38
⋙ natanāsika: ○nāsika mfn. flat-nosed Var.
⋙ nataparvan: ○parvan mfn. (arrow) flat-jointed, smooth MBh. v, 7143 Śak. vii, 162 (read adhunā nata○)
⋙ natabhāga: ○bhāga m. zenith-distance at meridian transit Sūryas.
⋙ natabhrū: ○bhrū mfn. having arched brows or bending the brows, frowning Vikr. iv, 28
⋙ natamukha: ○mukha mf(ī)n. bending down the face, looking down Rājat. [Page 526, Column 1]
⋙ natamūrdhan: ○mūrdhan mfn. bending or hanging down the head W. =
⋙ natāṃśa: natâṃśa m. = ○ta-bhāga Sūryas.
⋙ natāgranāsa: natâgra-nāsa mfn. = ○ta-nāsika Var.
⋙ natāṅga: natâṅga mf(ī)n. bent, curved, bowed, stooping W.; • (ī), f. a (smooth- or round-limbed) woman Mālatīm. i, 38
⋙ natodara: natôdara mfn. = ○ta-nābhi MBh. vii, 2735
⋙ natonnata: natônnata mfn. depressed and elevated; • -bhūmi-bhāga mfn. (path) with depressed and eṭelevated portions of ground Śak. iv, 14; • -bhrū mfn. depressing and elevating the eye-brows, frowning MW.
≫ nati: nati f. bending, bowing, stooping, modesty, humility Kāv. Śatr. &c; • inclination or parallax in latitude Sūryas.; • curvature, crookedness W.; • the change of a dental letter to a cerebral Prāt.
⋙ natitati: ○tati f. excessive humbleness Kāv.
⋙ natyakṣara: naty-akṣara n. a letter subject to cerebralization (e.g. the letter n) Prāt.
natamaṃhas: na-tam-aṃhas the beginning of RV. x, 126 (cf. Mn. xi, 252)
natamām: na-tamām and na-tarām, 2. na
natyūha: natyūha m. prob. = dātyūha R. (B.)
natra: natra n. (in music) a kind of dance
nad: nad cl. 1. P. (cf. Dhātup. iii, 17) nádati (ep. also ○te; • pf. nanāda, nedur, nedire MBh.; • aor. [an˘AdIt] Gr; • fut. nadiṣyati, ○ditā ib.) to sound, thunder, roar, cry, howl &c. (also with nādám, śabdam, svanam &c.) AV. &c. &c.: Pass. nadyate MBh.: Caus. nadáyati, ○te, to make resound or vibrate RV.; • nādayati, ○te, to make resonant, fill wish noises or cries MBh. Kāv. &c; • aor. anīnadat Gr; • Pass. nādyate MBh.: Desid. ninadiṣati Gr.: Intens. 3. pl. nā́nadati, p. nā́nadat RV.; • 3. sg. nānadyate, p. ○dyamāna Br. MBh. to vibrate or sound violently, to roar, howl, cry, neigh &c
≫ nada: nadá m. a roarer, bellower, thunderer, crier, neigher &c. (as a cloud, horse, bull, met. a man, i, 179, 4) RV.; • N. of RV. viii, 58, 2 (beginning with nadam) ŚBr. ŚāṅkhŚr.; • a river (if thought of as male, ifc. ind. -nadam; • cf. nadī) Mn. MBh. &c; • = naḍa, reed RV. i, 32, 8; • (ī), f. nadī́
⋙ nadadhra: ○dhra mfn. (for dhara?) possessing rivers Kāv.
⋙ nadanadī: ○nadī (in comp.) the male and female rivers; • -pati m. 'lord of male and female rivers', N. of the Sindhu Hariv.; • of the ocean MBh. R.; • -bhartṛ m. 'id.', the ocean MBh.
⋙ nadabhakta: ○bhakta naḍa-bh○
⋙ nadabhartṛ: ○bhartṛ m. 'lord of rivers', the ocean Śiś.
⋙ nadarāja: ○rāja m. id; • -sutā f. N. of Śrī Śiś. ix, 30
≫ nadat: nadat mf(antī)n. sounding, resounding, roaring; • m. N. of an Āṅgirasa ĀrshBr.
≫ nadathu: nadathu m. noise, clamour, din ChUp. iii, 23, 8
≫ nadana: nadana mfn. sounding Nir. v, 2
⋙ nadaniman: nadaḍnimán mfn. humming, murmuring AV. v, 23, 8
⋙ nadanu: nadaḍnú m. noise, din RV. viii, 21, 14; • the sound of approbation MW.; • war, battle Naigh. ii, 17; • a cloud (nadánu) Uṇ. iii, 52 Sch.; • a lion L.; • -mát mfn. roaring, thundering RV. vi, 18, 2
≫ nadara: nadara mfn. g. aśmâdi
≫ nadasya: nadasya Nom. Ā. ○śyate to roar Divyâv.
≫ nadi: nadí m. a crier, caller RV. v, 74, 2 (= stuti Sāy.); • ifc., nadī
⋙ nadija: ○ja m. (for ○dī-) Lablab Vulgaris L.
≫ nadikā: nadikā next
≫ nadī: nadī́ f. flowing water, a river (commonly personified as a female; • but nadá above) RV. &c. &c. (ifc. nadikā; • cf. ku-nadikā and giri-; • ind. -nadi; • cf. upa-nadi [beside -nadam, fr. nadá Pāṇ. 5-4, 110]); • N. of 2 kinds of metre Col.; • of partic. fem. stems ending in ī or ū (as nadī itself) Pāṇ. 1-4, 3, &c
⋙ nadīkadamba: ○kadamba m. N. of a plant L.
⋙ nadīkānta: ○kānta m. 'lover of rivers', the ocean L.; • Vitex Negundo or Barringtonia Acutangula L.; • (ā), f. Eugenia Jambolana or Leea Hirta L.; • a creeper (= latā) L.
⋙ nadīkāśyapa: ○kāśyapa m. N. of a contemporary of Śākya-muni Buddh.
⋙ nadīkūla: ○kūla n. bank of a river Cāṇ.; • -priya m. Calamus Rotang L.
⋙ nadīkṣetrādimāhātmya: ○kṣetrâdimāhātmya n. N. of ch. of SkandaP.
⋙ nadīja: ○ja mfn. river-born, coming from a rṭriver (horses) MBh.; • m. patr. of Bhīshma ib.; • N. of plants (Terminalia Arjuna, Barringtonia Acutangula, Lablab Vulgaris, or a species of reed = yāvanāla-śara) L.; • antimony Suśr.; • (ā), f. = next; • n. a lotus W.
⋙ nadījāta: ○jāta m. Premna Spinosa or Longifolia L.
⋙ nadījña: ○jña mfn. knowing the course of rṭriver MW.
⋙ nadītaṭa: ○taṭa m. = -kūla Var.
⋙ nadītara: ○tara mfn. crossing a river L.; • m. swimming across a river Yājñ. [Page 526, Column 2]; • -sthala or -sthāna n. landing-place, ferry L.
⋙ nadītīra: ○tīra n. = -kūla Kāv.
⋙ nadīdatta: ○datta m. 'river-given', N. of a Bodhi-sattva
⋙ nadīdoha: ○doha m. river-toll or tribute L.
⋙ nadīdhara: ○dhara m. 'bearer of the river (Ganges)', N. of Śiva Śivag. -2
⋙ nadīna: ○"ṣna (○dī7na), m. 'lord of rṭriver', the ocean Kathās.; • N. of Varuṇa Kāv.; • of a son of Saha-deva and father of Jagat-sena Hariv.
⋙ nadīnada: ○nada m. pl. (cf. Mn. vi, 90) or n. sg. (cf. MBh. viii, 4068) = nada-nadī (above)
⋙ nadīnātha: ○nātha m. 'lord of river', the ocean Kāv.
⋙ nadīniṣpāva: ○niṣpāva m. Lablab Vulgaris L.
⋙ nadīpaṅka: ○paṅka m. or n. 'river-mud', the marshy bank of a river R.
⋙ nadīpati: ○patí m. lord of flowing waters VS.; • the ocean R.; • sea-water ŚBr.
⋙ nadīpūra: ○pūra m. 'river-flood', a swollen river Amar.
⋙ nadībhallātaka: ○bhallātaka m. a kind of plant (= bhojanaka) Suśr. Sch.
⋙ nadībhava: ○bhava n. 'river-born', rṭriver-salt
⋙ nadīmātṛka: ○mātṛka mfn. 'river-nourished', well watered L.; • -tā Naish.
⋙ nadīmārga: ○mārga m. course of a river R.
⋙ nadīmukha: ○mukha n. mouth of a river R.; • a kind of grain (cf. nandī-m○) MW.
⋙ nadīraya: ○raya m. the current of a river ib.
⋙ nadīvakra: ○vakra n
⋙ nadīvaṅka: ○vaṅka m. the bend or arm of a rṭriver L.
⋙ nadīvaṭa: ○vaṭa m. a kind of tree (= vaṭī) L.
⋙ nadīvāsa: ○vāsa m. standing in a river (a form of penance) Kāv.
⋙ nadīvṛt: ○vṛ́t mfn. stream-obstructing (Vṛitra) RV.
⋙ nadīvega: ○vega m.= -raya W.
⋙ nadīvelā: ○velā f. the current or tide of a rṭriver ib.
⋙ nadīśa: ○"ṣśa (○dī7śa), m. 'lord of the rṭriver', the ocean Pañc.
⋙ nadīṣṇa: ○ṣṇa mfn. (√snā) familiar with (lit. bathing in) river Ragh. Bhaṭṭ.; • skilful, experienced, clever (cf. ati-n○ add.)
⋙ nadīsaṃtāra: ○saṃtāra m. crossing a river L.
⋙ nadīsarja: ○sarja m. Terminalia Arjuna
⋙ nadyambujīvana: nady-ambujīvana mfn. (country) thriving by river-water L.
⋙ nadyāmra: nady-āmra m. a kind of plant L.
≫ nadīya: nadīya m. or n. N. of a locality W.
≫ nadeyī: nadeyī wṛ. for nādeyī, q.v
nadāla: nadāla n. a potsherd (cf. kumbhī- add.)
naddha: naddhá mfn. (√nah) bound, tied, bound on or round, put on, fastened to (comp.) AV. &c. &c; • joined, connected, covered, wound, inlaid, interwoven (with instr. or ifc.) MBh. Kāv.; • obstructed or impeded (oṣṭhābhyām, by the lips, said of a faulty pronunciation) RPrāt.; • n. tie, band, fetter, knot, string, trace AV. &c
⋙ naddhavimokṣa: ○vimokṣa m. the getting loose or breaking of a trace GṛS.; • deliverance from fastenings or fetters MW.
≫ naddhavya: naddhavya mfn. to be bound or tied &c. Pāṇ. 8-2, 34 Kāś.
≫ naddhi: naddhi f. binding, fastening (cf. barsa-)
≫ naddhrī: naddhrī f. a strip of leather L.
≫ nadbhyas: nad-bhyas 2. náh
nanandṛ: nanandṛ (cf. L.) or nánāndṛ (cf. RV. x, 85, 46), f. a husband's sister
⋙ nanāndṛpati: nanāndṛ-pati or m. the husband of a hṭhusband's sister L.
⋙ nanānduhpati: nanānḍduh-pati m. the husband of a hṭhusband's sister L.
nanā: nanā́ f. fam. expression for 'mother' RV. ix, 112, 3 (cf. 2. tatá); • = vāc Naigh. i, 11
nanu: na-nú ind. (2. ná + nu) not, not at all, never RV. AV. ; (interr.) not? is it not? = nonne AV. ŚBr. &c. &c. (hence often = ) certainly, surely, indeed, no doubt (esp. in questions amounting to an affirmation, e.g. nanv ahaṃ te priyaḥ, am I not your friend, i.e. certainly I am your friend Daś. [so also na ca, there can be no doubt Pāṇ. 2-3, 11 ; 29 Kāś.], or to a request, e.g. nanu gacchāmi bhoḥ, surely I may go Pāṇ. 8-1, 43 Kāś., and even as a responsive particle, e.g. akārṣīḥ kaṭamnanu karomi bhoḥ, indeed I have made it ib.; • with another interr. or an Impv. = pray, please, e.g. nanu ko bhavān, pray who are you? Mṛicch. x, 48/49; • nanū7cyatām, please tell ib. 52/53; • in argument often as an inceptive particle implying doubt or objection, 'now it may be said, well, but then' &c., esp. in nanv astu, or nanu mā bhūt-tathâpi, well, be it so or not so-nevertheless); • a vocat. particle implying kindness or reproach or perplexity &c. L.
nantavya: nantavya mfn. (√nam) to be bent or bowed; • to be saluted or honoured W.
≫ nantṛ: nantṛ mfn. bending, bowing; • changing a dental to a cerebral RPrāt.
≫ nantva: nántva mfn. to be bent RV. ii, 24, 2
nand: nand cl. 1. P. (cf. Dhātup. iii, 30) fut. nándati, ep. also ○te (pf. nananda MBh.; • fut. nandiṣyate ib., ○diṣyati and ○ditā Gr; • aor. anandīt; • inf. nanditum ib.) to rejoice, delight, to be pleased or satisfied with, be glad of (instr., rarely abl.) RV. &c. &c.: Pass. nandyate MBh. &c.: Caus. nandayati, ○te aor. ananandat, to make glad, gladden Up. MBh. &c.: Desid. ninandiṣati Gr.: Intens. nānandyate Pāṇ. 6-4, 24 Kāś. [Page 526, Column 3]
≫ nanda: nánda m. joy, delight, happiness (also pl.) AV. VS. &c; • (in mus.) a flute 7 inches long; • N. of one of Yudhi-shṭhira's 2 drums MBh.; • of one of Kubera's 9 gems L.; • a son (in gopa- add; • cf. nandana); • N. of Vishnu MBh.; • of one of Skanda's attendants ib.; • of a Nāga ib.; • (also -ka); • of a Buddh. deity Lalit.; • of an attendant on Daksha BhP.; • of a son of Dhṛita-rāshṭra (also -ka) MBh.; • of a step-brother and disciple of Gautama Buddha MWB. 441; • of a son of Vasu-deva Pur.; • of the foster-father of Kṛishṇa and ancestor of Durgā MBh. Hariv. Pur. &c. (also -ka L.); • of a leader of the Sātvatas BhP.; • of a king of Pāṭali-putra and founder of a dynasty consisting of 9 successive princes
HPariś. Pur. Kathās. Pañc. &c; • of the number 9 (because of the 9 Nandas) Jyot.; • of sev. scholars and authors Cat.; • of a mountain BhP. (cf. -parvata and nandi-giri); • (ā), f. Delight, Felicity (personified as wife of Harsha; • cf. nandi) MBh. i, 2597; • prosperity, happiness L.; • a small earthen water-jar (also ○dikā) L.; • a husband's sister (cf. nanāndṛ) L.; • N. of the 3 auspicious Tithis (1st, 6th, and 11th day of the fortnight) VarBṛS. ic, 2 (also ○dikā L.); • of the 7th day in Mārgaśīrsha Hcat.; • (in music) of a Mūrchanā; • of Gaurī Hcat.; • of an Apsaras Hariv.; • of a daughter of Vibhīshaṇa L.; • of a girl connected with Sākya-muni Buddh.; • of the mother of 10th Arhat of present Ava-sarpiṇī L.; • of the wife of Gopāla-varman Rājat.; • of a river flowing near Kubera's city Alakā MBh. BhP.; • (ī), f. Cedrela Toona Suśr.; • a kind of song or musical instrument MānGṛ.; • N. of the 6th day in a month's light half ib.; • of Durgā, DeviiP.; • of Indra's city W.; • n. a kind of house Gal.
⋙ nandakiśora: ○kiśora m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ nandakumāra: ○kumāra m. 'Nanda's son', patr. of Kṛishṇa Bhām.; • N. of an author Cat.
⋙ nandagopa: ○gopa m. the cowherd Nanda's Hariv.; • -kula n. his family (○le jātā or ○lôdbhavā f. 'descended from Nanda family', Durgā MBh.); • -kumāra m. 'son of Nanda', N. of Kṛishṇa BhP.
⋙ nandagopitā: ○gopitā f. N. of a plant (= rāsnā) L.
⋙ nandadāsa: ○dāsa m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ nandadeva: ○deva m. N. of a king ib.
⋙ nandanandana: ○nandana m. = -kumāra L.; • (ī), f. 'Nanda's daughter', N. of Durgā ib.
⋙ nandanātha: ○nātha and m. N. of authors Cat.
⋙ nandapaṇḍita: ○paṇḍita m. N. of authors Cat.
⋙ nandapadra: ○padra m. or n. N. of a town ib.
⋙ nandaparvata: ○parvata m. king Nanda compared with a mountain Kām.
⋙ nandapāla: ○pāla m. 'guardian of the treasure Nanda', i.e. Varuna L. (cf. above)
⋙ nandaputra: ○putra m. = -kumāra (○trôtsava m. N. of ch. of BrahmaP. iv); • (ī), f. = -kumārī
⋙ nandaprabhañjanavarman: ○prabhañjana-varman m. N. of a man L.
⋙ nandaprayāga: ○prayāga m. N. of a place (at the confluence of 2 rivers whose names contain nanda) Rasik.
⋙ nandabalā: ○balā f. N. of a girl connected with Gautama Buddha Lalit.
⋙ nandamitra: ○mitra (?), m. N. of a man ib.
⋙ nandarāma: ○rāma
⋙ nandalāla: ○lāla
⋙ nandavardhana: ○vardhana and m. N. of authors Cat.
⋙ nandaśarman: ○śarman m. N. of authors Cat.
⋙ nandasāra: ○sāra m. N. of a king VP.
⋙ nandasuta: ○suta m. = -kumāra Bhām.
⋙ nandasundara: ○sundara m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ nandasūnu: ○sūnu m. = -suta, Vṛishabhân
⋙ nandātmaja: nandâtmaja m. id. Gīt.; • (ā), f. N. of Durgā L.
⋙ nandāśrama: nandâśrama m. N. of a hermitage MBh.
⋙ nandopananda: nandôpananda m. N. of a Nāga L.; • voc. (used as an exclamation of sorrow) alas! woe is me! Divyâv.; • -saṃjñā f. du. N. of 2 Kumārīs on Indra's standard VarBṛS. xliii, 39
⋙ nandopākhyāna: nandôpâkhyāna n. N. of wk
≫ nandaka: nandaka mfn. delighting in (comp.) MBh.; • rejoicing, gladdening, making happy (esp. a family) L.; • m. joy, delight L.; • a frog L.; • N. of Kṛishṇa's sword MBh.; • (○kin m. its possessor, i.e. Kṛishṇa ib.); • of a bull Pañc.; • of a village Rājat. (cf. also under nanda, m.); • (ikā), f. N. of Ind-a's pleasure-ground L. (cf. ib., f. ā)
≫ nandaki: nandaki m. (√nand?) long pepper L.
≫ nandathu: nandathu m. joy, delight, happiness L.
≫ nandana: nandana mf(ā)n. (the initial n is not changeable to ṇ g. kṣubhnâdi) rejoicing, gladdening (cf. ○daka) MBh. Var. Pañc.; • m. a son Yājñ. MBh. Kāv. &c. (ifc. also ○naka MBh.); • a frog (cf. ○daka) L.; • a kind of poisonous plant, Śuśr. (also f. Sch.); • a partic. form of temple Var.; • (in music) a kind of measure; • N. of Vishṇu or Śiva MBh.; • of an attendant of Skanda ib.; • of a Siddha BhP.; • of a Buddh. deity Lalit. (vḷ. nanda); • (with Jainas) of the 7th of the 9 white Balas; • of a mountain Pur.; • of sev. authors (also -bhaṭṭâcārya and -miśra) Cat.; • of the 26th year in a Jupiter cycle of 60 years Var.; • (ā), f. daughter (cf. kula-); • n. gladdening or gladness MBh. a divine garden, (esp.) Indra's paradise MBh. Kāv. &c. [Page 527, Column 1]; • N. of a sword R. (cf. ○daka); • N. of a metre Col.
⋙ nandanakānana: ○kānana n. N. of a wood Rasik.
⋙ nandanaja: ○ja m. 'grown in the divine garden', yellow sandal-wood L.
⋙ nandanadruma: ○druma m. tree of the dṭdivine garden Kum.
⋙ nandanamālā: ○mālā f. N. of a garland worn by Kṛishṇa L.
⋙ nandanavana: ○vana n. divine grove R.
⋙ nandanodbhava: nandanôdbhava m. = ○na-ja Gal.
≫ nandanta: nandanta mf(ī)n. rejoicing, gladdening; • m. son, friend, king; • (ī), f. daughter L.
≫ nandayat: nandayat mf(antī)n. = prec. mfn
⋙ nandayanta: nanḍdayanta mf(ī)n. id. L.; • (ī), f. N. of a woman Kathās.
⋙ nandayitṛ: nanḍdayitṛ mfn. giving joy, making happy MW.
≫ nandā: nandā f. of nanda, q.v
⋙ nandātīrtha: ○tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha Cat.
⋙ nandāpurāṇa: ○purāṇa n. N. of an Upapur. (cf. nandī-p○)
⋙ nandāprācīmāhātmya: ○prācī-māhātmya n. N. of wk
⋙ nandāhradatīrtha: ○hrada-tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha Cat.
≫ nandi: nandi m. 'the happy one', N. of Vishṇu MBh.; • of Śiva ib.; • of an attendant of Śiva TĀr. MBh. &c; • of a Gandharva MBh.; • of a man Pravar.; • the speaker of a prologue W. (wṛ. for nāndin); • f. joy, happiness, welfare MBh. &c. (also m. n. L.); • Joy personified as daughter of Heaven or as wife of Kāma and mother of Harsha Pur.; • n. = dyūta and dyūtâṅga L.; • (with Jainas) a class of sacred writings (m. or f. ?) MWB. 533
⋙ nandikara: ○kara mfn. causing joy or happiness (with gen.) MBh. ii, 740; • m. son of (comp.) MBh. (cf. nandana); • N. of Śiva ib.
⋙ nandikuṇḍa: ○kuṇḍa m. or n. N. of a sacred bathing-place ib.
⋙ nandikṣetra: ○kṣetra n. a district frequented by gods Rājat.
⋙ nandigiri: ○giri m. N. of a mountain; • -māhātmya n. N. of wk
⋙ nandigupta: ○gupta m. N. of a prince of Kaśmīra Rājat.
⋙ nandigrāma: ○grāma m. N. of a village near Daulatābād (where Bharata resided during Rāma's banishment MBh. Kāv. &c; • -darśana n. N. of ch. of PadmaP.
⋙ nandighoṣa: ○ghoṣa m. cry or music of joy, (esp.) the proclamation of a panegyrist or herald MBh. R.; • Arjuna's chariot L.; • -vijaya m. N. of a drama
⋙ nandija: ○ja n. Lablab Vulgaris Gal.
⋙ nanditaru: ○taru m. Anogeissus Latifolia Bhpr.
⋙ nanditūrya: ○tūrya n. a musical instrument played on joyful occasions MBh. Hariv.
⋙ nandideva: ○deva m. N. of a man Kathās.; • ○vii f. common N. of one of the loftiest Himalayan peaks MW.
⋙ nandidharma: ○dharma m. Nandi's or Nandin's precepts Cat.
⋙ nandināgaraka: ○nāgaraka mfn. N. of a partic. written character Hcat.
⋙ nandināgarī: ○nāgarī f. a partic. kind of writing L.
⋙ nandipadacchandas: ○pada-cchandas n. N. of wk. on Prākṛit metres (in Prākṛ.) Cat.
⋙ nandipuramāhātmya: ○pura-māhātmya n. N. of wk
⋙ nandipurāṇa: ○purāṇa n. N. of a Pur. (cf. nandikêśvara-p○ and nandī7śvara-p○)
⋙ nandibharata: ○bharata m. or n. N. of wk. on music
⋙ nandimukha: ○mukha m. a species of rice Suśr.; • N. of a man Rājat.; • -sughoṣa m. N. of a man (○ṣâvadāna n. N. of wk. Buddh.)
⋙ nandiyaśas: ○yaśas m. N. of a prince VP.
⋙ nandirudra: ○rudra m. N. of Śiva in a joyful or serene form Rājat.
⋙ nandivardha: ○vardha m. N. a prince (cf. next) R.
⋙ nandivardhana: ○vardhana mfn. increasing pleasure, promoting happiness (with gen.) MBh. BhP.; • m. son MBh. R.; • friend L.; • the end of a half-month, the day of full moon or of new moon L.; • a partic. form of temple Var. (cf. nandana and ○din); • (in music) a kind of measure; • N. of Śiva MBh.; • of a prince (son of Udāvasu) R. VP.; • of a son of Janaka VP.; • of a son of Udayâśva L.; • of a son of Rājaka BhP.; • of a son of A-jaya ib.; • of a brother of Mahāviira, m. N. of a town Siṃhâs.
⋙ nandivarman: ○varman m. N. of a man L.
⋙ nandivāralaka: ○vāralaka m. a species of fish Suśr.
⋙ nandivivardhana: ○vivardhana mfn. = -vardhana mfn. R.
⋙ nandivṛkṣa: ○vṛkṣa
⋙ nandivṛkṣaka: ○vṛkṣḍaka m. Cedrela Toona Bhpr. (cf. ○dI-vR○)
⋙ nandivega: ○vega m. pl. N. of a people MBh.
⋙ nandiśikhā: ○śikhā f. N. of wk
⋙ nandiṣeṇa: ○ṣeṇa m.= -sena, in ○ṇêśvara n. N. of Liṅga PadmaP.
⋙ nandisena: ○sena m. N. of an attendant of Skanda MBh.
⋙ nandisvāmin: ○svāmin m. N. of a grammarian Cat.
⋙ nandīśa: nandī7śa m. (○ndi or ○ndin or ○ndī + īśa?) N. of an attendant of Śiva Rājat.; • of Śiva himself W.; • (in music) a kind of measure
⋙ nandīśvara: nandī7śvara m. (○ndi or ○ndin or ○ndī + īśv○) N. of Śiva MBh.; • N. of the chief of Śiva's attendants BhP. (cf. nandin); • of one of Kubera's attendants MBh.; • N. of a place held sacred by the Jainas Śatr.; • of an author Cat.; • (in music) a kind of measure; • -purāṇa, -māhātmya n. ○rôtpatti f. N. of wks
⋙ nandyāvarta: nandy-āvarta m. a kind of diagram MBh. Var. (cf. ○ndikâv○); • anything so formed (e.g. a dish or vessel) MBh. vii, 2930 (cf. Nīlak.), a palace or temple VarBṛS. lī, 32 (also n. L.); • a cake, MnGṛh; • a species of large fish L.; • Tabemaemontana Coronaria L.; • the holy fig-tree L.; • any tree L.; • a kind of shell L.; • cf. MWB. 523; • (in music) a partic. attitude in dancing
⋙ nandyupapurāṇa: nandy-upapurāṇa and n. N. of wks
⋙ nandyupākhyāna: nandy-upâkhyāna n. N. of wks
≫ nandika: nandika mfn. Cedrela Toona L.; • N. of one of Śiva's attendants Cat. [Page 527, Column 2]; • of a pupil of Gautama Buddha (chief of the village Uru-vilvā) Lalit.
⋙ nandikācāryatantra: nandiḍkâcāryatantra n. N. of a medic. wk
⋙ nandikāvarta: nandiḍkâvarta m. a kind of diagram Lalit. (= nandy-āv○); • a species of plant Var.
⋙ nandikeśa: nandiḍkêśa m. N. of a holy place, Śivap; • -liṅga n. N. of ch. of the ŚivaP.
⋙ nandikeśvara: nandiḍkêśvara m. N. of one of Śiva's attendants Hariv. (= nandi, ○ndin); • of an author Cat.; • -kārikā or -kāśikā f. N. of a mystic. interpretation of the Śiva-sūtras; • -tārâvatī f. N. of wk; • tīrtha n. N. of a sacred bathing-place ŚivaP.; • -purāṇa n. N. of an Upapur; • -saṃhitā f. N. of wk; • ○râbhiṣeka m. N. of ch. of LiṅgaP.; • ○rôtpatti f. N. of ch. of ŚivaP.
≫ nandin: nandin mfn. (initial n cannot be cerebralized, g. kṣubhnâdi) rejoicing, gladdening (ifc.) MBh. Kāv.; • delighting in, liking ib.; • m. son (ifc; • cf. bhâskara-n○); • the speaker of a prologue (cf. nāndin L.); • N. of sev. plants (the Indian fig-tree, Thespesia Opulneoides &c.) L.; • a partic. form of temple Var. (cf. ○ndi-vardhana); • N. of an attendant of Śiva MBh. Hariv. &c. (cf. nandi, ○ndī7śa, ○ndikeśvara); • of Śiva's bull W.; • of sev. authors Cat.
≫ nandinī: nandinī f. a daughter MBh. &c; • a husband's sister (= nanāndṛ) L.; • N. of Durgā MatsyaP.; • of Gaṅgā L.; • of the river Bāṇa-nāsa BrahmaP.; • of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh.; • of a fabulous cow (mother of Śurabhi and property of the sage Vasishṭha) MBh. Ragh.; • of the mother of Vyāḍi L.; • N. of sev. plants (= tulasī, jaṭāmāṃsī &c.) L.; • a kind of perfume (reṇukā) Bhpr.; • a kind of metre Col.; • (in music) a partic. composition; • N. of a locality MBh.; • of Comm. on Mn.
⋙ nandinītanaya: ○tanaya m. metron. of Vyāḍi L. (cf. above)
⋙ nandinītīrtha: ○tīrtha n. N. of a sacred bathing-place SkandaP.
⋙ nandinīputra: ○putra m. metron. of Kaṇâda Gal.
⋙ nandinīsuta: ○suta m. = -tanaya L.
≫ nandī: nandī f. of nanda, q.v
⋙ nandīcarita: ○carita n. N. of wk
⋙ nandīpati: ○pati m. N. of a man Cat.
⋙ nandīpura: ○pura n. N. of a town Cat.
⋙ nandīpurāṇa: ○purāṇa n. N. of a Pur.
⋙ nandīmukha: ○mukha (cf. ○ndi-m○), m. N. of Śiva MBh.; • a kind of water-bird Bhpr.; • a species of rice Suśr.; • pl. a kind of Manes L. (wṛ. for nāndī-m○); • (ī), f. sleep L.
⋙ nandīvṛkṣa: ○vṛkṣa m. N. of sev. plants (Bignonia Suaveolens, Cedrela Toona &c.) L.
⋙ nandīsaras: ○saras n. N. of Indra's lake L.
nandīka: nandīka (?), m. a cock L.
nandīṭa: nandīṭa m. a bald-headed man L.
nanderī: nanderī f. a kind of metre
nannama: nannama (√nam). ku-n○
≫ nannamyamāna: nannamyamāna mfn. (fr. the Intens.) bending or bowing very low W.
nannayabhaṭṭa: nannaya-bhaṭṭa m. N. of an author Cat.
naparājit: na-parājit na-puṃs &c. 2. ná
napāt: nápāt náptṛ m. (the former stem only in the strong cases and earlier lang; • the latter in Class., but acc. naptāram appears in TS. and AitBr.) descendant, offspring, son (in this meaning esp. in RV., e.g. apāṃ n○, ūrjo n○, divo n○, vimuco n○ &c.); • grandson (in later lang. restricted to this sense) RV. &c. &c; • N. of one of the Viśve devās MBh. xiii, 4362; • path of the gods (?) Mahīdh. on VS. xix, 56; • granddaughter (?) Uṇ. ii, 96 Sch.; • (tī́), f. RV. AV. (ix, 1, 3 nom. ○tís) daughter, granddaughter (pl. often fig. 'the fingers, hands' &c. ); • (trī), f. granddaughter SVĀr. L. [Prob. neither = na + pat (cf. Uṇ. ii, 96) nor na + pāt (cf. Pāṇ. vi, 3, 75), and of very questionable connection with √nabh, or nah ; Zd. napāt, naptar; • Gk. [527, 2] ? ; Lat. nepo1t-em ; Angl. Sax. nefa ; H. Germ. ne10vo, ne10ve, ṇeffe.]
≫ napātka: napātka mfn. relating to a grandson (applied to a partic. sacrif. fire) Kāṭh.
≫ naptṛkā: naptṛkā f. a species of bird Suśr.
nabh 1: nabh cl. 1. Ā. nábhate, to burst be torn or rent asunder RV. viii, 39, 1 ; x, 133, 1; • impf. P. nábhas, to break or destroy (?), i, 174, 8 (cf. Dhātup. xviii, 13 Naigh. ii, 19); • cl. 4. 9. P. nabhyati, nabhnāti (cf. Dhātup. xxvi, 130, xxxi, 48), to hurt, injure (pf. Ā. nebhe Bhaṭṭ.): Caus. nabhayati, to cause to burst, tear open AitBr.
≫ nabh 2: nabh f. or m. injury (cf. Sāy.) or injurer RV. i, 174, 8 (only acc. pl. nábhas; • but 1. nabh above). [Page 527, Column 3]
⋙ nabha: nabha m. (rather fr. √nabh denoting 'bursting forth' or 'expanding' than fr. √nah 'connecting', scil. heaven and earth) the sky, atmosphere (= nabhas) L.; • the month Śrāvaṇa Car.; • N. of a son of Manu Svārocisha or of the 3rd Manu (together with Nabhasya) Hariv.; • of one of 7 sages of the 6th Manv-antara ib.; • of a demon (son of Vipra-citti by Siṃhikā) ib. VP.; • of a son of Nala (Nishadha) and father of Puṇḍarīka (cf. nabhas) Hariv. BhP.; • (ā), f. a spitting-pot (?) L.; • N. of the city of the sun W.
⋙ nabhkānana: ○kānana m. pl. N. of a people MBh.
⋙ nabhga: ○ga m. N. of a son of Manu Vaivasvata Pur. (cf. nabhāga, nābhāga)
⋙ nabhaukas: nabhâukas m. inhabiting the sky or atmosphere BhP.
≫ nabhaḥ: nabhaḥ in comp. for ○bhas
⋙ nabhaḥketana: ○ketana m. 'sky-banner', the sun L.
⋙ nabhaḥkrānta: ○krānta and m. 'sky-walker' (from the lion-like shape of certain clouds), a lion L.
⋙ nabhaḥkrāntin: ○krānḍtin m. 'sky-walker' (from the lion-like shape of certain clouds), a lion L.
⋙ nabhaḥpāntha: ○pāntha m. 'sky-traveller', the sun L.
⋙ nabhaḥprabheda: ○prabheda or m. N. of a descendant of Virūpa and author of RV. x, 112 RV. Anukr.
⋙ nabhaḥprabhedana: ○prabheḍdana m. N. of a descendant of Virūpa and author of RV. x, 112 RV. Anukr.
⋙ nabhaḥprāṇa: ○prâṇa m. 'sky-breath', air, wind L.
⋙ nabhaḥśabdamaya: ○śabda-maya mf(ī)n. consisting of the word nabhas Ragh.
⋙ nabhaḥśrit: ○śrit mfn. reaching to the sky Kir.
⋙ nabhaḥśvāsa: ○śvāsa m. = -prâṇa L.
⋙ nabhaḥsad: ○sad m. 'sky-dweller', a god Śiś.; • a planet Gaṇit.
⋙ nabhaḥsaras: ○saras n. 'sky-lake', the clouds L.
⋙ nabhaḥsarit: ○sarit f. 'sky-river', the milky way or = next L.
⋙ nabhaḥsindhu: ○sindhu f. the celestial Ginges; • -putra m. patr. of Bhīma, Pracaṇḍ
⋙ nabhaḥsena: ○sena f. N. of a woman HPariś.
⋙ nabhaḥstha: ○stha mfn. 'sky-staying', aerial, celestial W.
⋙ nabhaḥsthala: ○sthala mfn. 'sky-residing' (said of Śiva) MBh.; • n. (cf. Kāvyâd.) and (ī), f. (cf. Rājat.) the celestial vault, firmament
⋙ nabhaḥsthita: ○sthita mfn. = -stha; • m. N. of a hell L.
⋙ nabhaḥspṛś: ○spṛś mfn. 'sky-touching', attaining heaven MBh. R. &c
≫ nabhanu: nabhanú m
⋙ nabhanū: nabhaḍnū́ f. a spring (lit. = next) RV.
≫ nabhanya: nabhanyá mfn. springing forth (as a hymn, horse &c.) ib.
≫ nabhaś: nabhaś in comp. for ○bhas
⋙ nabhaścakṣus: ○cakṣus n. 'eye of the sky', the sun L.
⋙ nabhaścamasa: ○camasa m. 'goblet of the sky', the moon L.; • a kind of cake L.; • magic, conjuring L.
⋙ nabhaścara: ○cara mf(ī)n. 'sky-going', aerial, celestial Kāv.; • m. a god Ragh.; • a Vidyādhara Kathās.; • a bird L.; • a cloud L.; • the wind L.
⋙ nabhaścyuta: ○cyuta mfn. fallen from the sky MBh.
≫ nabhas: nábhas n. (cf. nabha) mist, clouds, vapour (esp. of the Soma) RV. AV. ŚBr.; • the sky or atmosphere (du. heaven and earth AV.) MBh. Kāv. &c; • ether (as an element) BhP.; • (m. L.) N. of a month in the rainy season (= śrāvaṇa, July-August) ŚBr. Ragh. Suśr.; • the sun Naigh. i, 4; • period of life, age L.; • m. clouds, rainy season L.; • the nose or smell (= ghrāṇa) L.; • a rope made of lotus fibres L.; • a spitting-pot L.; • N. of a prince (son of Nala and father of Puṇḍarīka) Ragh. VP. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. [527, 3] [n˘ebula] ; Slav. nebo ; Germ. ne10bul, ne10bel, ṇebel ; Angl. Sax. nifol, 'dark.']
⋙ nabhastala: ○tala n. 'sky-surface', firmament Var. MBh. &c; • N. of the 10th solar mansion Var.
⋙ nabhastas: ○tas ind. from the sky Var. Ragh.
⋙ nabhasmaya: ○máya mf(ī)n. vaporous, misty, hazy RV. -1
⋙ nabhasvat: ○vat mfn. id. RV. AV.; • young L.; • m. wind MBh. Kāv. &c; • N. of a son of Naraka Bhauma BhP.; • (atī), f. N. of the wife of Antar-dhāna and mother of Havir-dhāna BhP. -2
⋙ nabhasvat: ○vat ind. like vapour MW.
≫ nabhasa: nabhasá mfn. vapoury, misty AV.; • m. sky, atmosphere L.; • the rainy season L.; • the ocean L.; • N. of a Rishi of the 10th Manv-antara Hariv.; • of a Danava ib. (vḷ. rabhasa and raśmisa); • of a son of Nala, Vp
⋙ nabhasaṃgama: ○ṃ-gama m., 'sky-goer', a bird L.
≫ nabhasya: nabhasyá mfn. foggy, misty ŚāṅkhŚr.; • m. N. of a month in the rainy season (= bhādra, August-September) VS. ŚBr. Hariv. &c; • of a son of Manu Svārocisha or of the 3rd Manu Hariv.; • of Śiva Śivag.
≫ nabho: nabho in comp. for ○bhas
⋙ nabhoga: ○ga m. 'sky-goer', a planet Gaṇit.; • N. of a Ṛishi of the 10th Manvantara Hariv.
⋙ nabhogaja: ○gaja m. 'sky-elephant', a cloud L.
⋙ nabhogati: ○gati f. 'sky-going', soaring, flying L.
⋙ nabhoṅgaṇa: ○'ṅga-ṇa n. celestial vault, firmament, Vāsav
⋙ nabhojā: ○jā́ mfn. produced from vapour RV.
⋙ nabhojū: ○jū́ mfn. impelling the clouds ib.
⋙ nabhoda: ○da m. N. of one of the Viśve devās MBh.
⋙ nabhoduha: ○duha
⋙ nabhodvīpa: ○dvīpa
⋙ nabhodhūma: ○dhūma
⋙ nabhodhvaja: ○dhvaja m. a cloud L.
⋙ nabhodṛṣṭi: ○dṛṣṭi mfn. 'sky-looking', blind; • looking up to heaven MW.
⋙ nabhonadī: ○nadī f. 'sky-river', the celestial Ganges L.
⋙ nabhonabhasyatva: ○nabhasya-tva n. the state of the rainy months Nabhas and Nabhasya Naish.
⋙ nabhomaṇi: ○maṇi m. 'sky-jewel', the sun L.
⋙ nabhomaṇḍala: ○maṇḍala n. 'sky-circle', firmament; • -dīpa m. 'firmament-lamp', the moon L.
⋙ nabhomadhya: ○madhya n. 'sky-centre', the zenith Āryabh.
⋙ nabhomudrā: ○mudrā f. a partic. position of the fingers Cat.
⋙ nabhombupa: ○'mbu-pa m. 'drinking sky-water or rain' the Cātaka bird L. [Page 528, Column 1]
⋙ nabhoyoni: ○yoni m. 'sky-born', N. of Śiva Śivag.
⋙ nabhorajas: ○rajas n. 'sky-dust', darkness L.
⋙ nabhorūpa: ○rūpa (ná○), mfn. 'cloud-coloured', gloomy, dark VS.; • (rūpá), m. N. of a mythic. being Suparṇ.
⋙ nabhoreṇu: ○reṇu f. 'sky-dust', fog, mist L.
⋙ nabholaya: ○laya m. 'sky-dissolved', smoke L.
⋙ nabholih: ○lih mfn. 'sky-licking', lofty, towering W.
⋙ nabhovaṭa: ○vaṭa m. 'sky-expanse', atmosphere L.
⋙ nabhovid: ○víd mfn. knowing the sky, abiding in it RV. x, 46, 1
⋙ nabhovīthī: ○vīthī f. 'sky-road', the sun's path BhP.
≫ nabhya: nabhya mfn. foggy, moist, cloudy ŚāṅkhGṛ.
nabhāka: nabhāka m. N. of the author of RV. viii, 39-41 (-vát, Nabhāka's hymn AitBr. vi, 24; • ind. like Nabhāka RV. viii, 40, 4 ; 5); • n. = nabhas, or tamas Uṇ. L.
nabhāga: nabhāga m. N. of a son of Manu Vaivasvata VP. (cf. nabha-ga, nābhāga)
nabhi: nabhi m. a wheel W.
≫ nabhya 2: nábhya n. the centre part of a wheel, the nave AV. Br. &c; • the middle (-stha mfn. standing in the middle) ŚBr.; • mfn. (according to g. gav-ādi fr. nābhi) belonging to or fit for a nave Uṇ. iv, 125 Sch.
nabhīta: na-bhīta na-bhrāj &c. 2. ná
nam: nam cl. 1.P. námati (cf. Dhātup. xxiii, 12), ○te (mostly intrans; • cf. Pāṇ. 3-1, 89; • pr. p. Ā. namāna R.; • pf. P. [n˘AnAma] RV. &c; • 2. sg. nemitha, or nanantha Vop.; • Subj. nanámas RV.; • 3. pl. nemur Kāv.; • Ā. neme RV.; • 3. pl. -nanamire MBh.; • aor. P. anān Kāṭh.; • anaṃsīt Daś.; • Ā. anaṃsta Gr; • 3. pl. anaṃsata Br.; • Subj. naṃsai, naṃsante RV.; • fut. naṃsyati Br.; • namiṣyati Hariv.; • nantā Siddh.; • inf. -námam, -náme RV.; • nantum, namitum Kāv.; • ind. p. natvā BhP. Kathās.; • -natya Br.; • -namya MBh.) to bend or bow (either trans. or oftener intr ) to bow to, subject or submit, one's self (with gen., dat. or acc.) RV. &c. &c; • (with hiruk) to turn away, keep aside AV. iv, 1, 3; • to turn towards, i.e. to aim at (gen.) with (instr.) RV. i, 165, 6; • to yield or give way, keep quiet or be silent Bālar. vi, 12; • (in gram.) to change a dental letter into a cerebral RPrāt.: Pass. namyate, to be bent or bowed; • yield or submit to TUp. iii, 10, 4: Caus. namáyati RV. &c. &c. (nāmayati Up. &c; • nāmyati [!] Mṛicch. i, 30; • aor. anīnamat RV.; • Pass. nāmyate, ○ti MBh. &c.) to cause to bow or sink, incline RV. &c. &c; • (with cāpam) to bend a bow MBh. Hariv. &c; • to turn away or ward off RV.; • to aim at (gen.), ix, 97, 15; • (in gram.) to change a dental letter into a cerebral RPrāt.: Desid. ninaṃsati, Gṛ.: Intens. nánnamīti RV.; • nannamyate KātyŚr. (3. sg. námnate impf. anamnata, p. námamāna RV.) to bow or submit one's self to (dat.). RV. Br. [Cf. Zd. nam, nemaiti; • Gk. ? ; Lat. nemus ; Goth., Old Sax., Angl. [528, 1] Sax. niman ; HGerm. ne10man, ne10men, nehmen.]
≫ nama 1: náma m. pasture-ground RV. iii, 39, 6
≫ nama 2: nama = ○mas in
⋙ namaukti 2: náma-ukti f. homage, veneration RV. i, 189, 1 &c
≫ namaka: namaka m. (prob.) N. of an author
⋙ namakabhāṣya: ○bhāṣya and n. N. of Comms
⋙ namakacamakabhāṣya: ○camaka-bhāṣya n. N. of Comms
≫ namat: namat mf(ntī) n. bending, bowing, stooping Kāv. Pur.
≫ namata 1: namata mf(ā) n. bent, crooked Uṇ. iii, 110 Sch.; • m. master, lord; • actor, mime L.; • a cloud W.
≫ namana: namana mfn. bending, bowing (ifc.) Śiś. vi, 30 (cf. nṛ-); • n. bowing down, sinking MārkP.; • bending (a bow) Sāh.
⋙ namanīya: namaḍnīya mfn. to be bowed down to, venerable; • -pāda BhP.
≫ namayat: namayat mf(ntī)n. besiding, inclining Kathās.
⋙ namayitavya: namaḍyitavya mfn. to be bent (bow) Prasannar.
⋙ namayiṣṇu: namaḍyiṣṇu mfn. bowing, bending RV.
≫ namas: námas n. bow, obeisance, reverential salutation, adoration (by gesture or word; • often with dat., e.g. rāmāya namaḥ, salutation or glory to Rāma, often ind. [g. svar-ādi]; • namas-√kṛ, to utter a salutation, do homage; • ind. p. ○mas-kṛ́tya [AV. TS. &c.] or ○mas-kṛtvā [MBh. BhP.]; • námas-kṛta, worshipped, adored) RV. &c. &c; • food Naigh. ii, 7; • a thunderbolt, ii, 20; • gift, donation L.; • m. (?) an inarticulate cry L.
⋙ namaskartṛ: ○kartṛ mfn. worshipping, a worshipper MBh.
⋙ namaskāra: ○kārá m. the exclamation 'namas', adoration, homage AV. Br.; • &c; • a sort of poison L.; • (ī), f. a kind of plant; • ○ra-vat mfn. containing the word 'namas-kāra' AitBr.; • ○ra-vidhi and ○ra-stava m. N. of wks
⋙ namaskārya: ○kārya mfn. to be worshipped or adored, venerable MBh. Hariv. [Page 528, Column 2]
⋙ namaskṛti: ○kṛti (cf. Kād.),
⋙ namaskriyā: ○kriyā (cf. MBh.), f. adoration, homage
⋙ namasvat: ○vat (ná○), mfn. paying or inspiring veneration RV.
⋙ namasvin: ○vín mfn. worshipping, reverential ib.
≫ namasa: namasa mfn. favourable, kind Uṇ. iii. 117; • m. (?) agreement W.
⋙ namasāna: namaḍsāná mfn. paying obeisance, worshipping AV.
⋙ namasita: namaḍsita mfn. (prob. wṛ. for ○syita, next) reverenced, worshipped Br.
≫ namasya 1: namasya Nom. P. ○yati (ep. also ○te), to pay homage, worship, be humble or deferential RV. &c. &c. (p. ○syat; • ind. p. ○sya)
⋙ namasyā: namaḍsyā́ f. reverence, adoration RV. x, 104, 7
⋙ namasyita: namaḍsyita mfn. under namasa
⋙ namasyu: namaḍsyú mfn. bowing down (in á-n○, q.v.); • doing homage, worshipping RV.; • m. N. of a son of Praviira BhP.
≫ namasya 2: namasyá mfn. deserving or paying homage, venerable or humble RV. &c. &c
≫ namita: namita mfn. bowed, bent down Kāv.
≫ namo: namo in comp. for ○mas
⋙ namoguru: ○guru m. spiritual teacher, a Brāhman L.
⋙ namovāka: ○vāka m. uttering the 'namas', homage, obeisance RV. AV. &c
⋙ namovṛkti: ○vṛkti (ná○), f. reverential cleansing (of the Barhis) RV. TS.; • -vat mfn. containing the word 'namo-vṛikti' ĀpŚr.
⋙ namovṛdh: ○vṛ́dh mfn. honoured by adoration RV.
⋙ namovṛdha: ○vṛdhá mfn. worshipping, glorifying ib.
≫ namya: namya mfn. to be bowed down to, venerable MW.; • changeable to a cerebral letter RPrāt.; • (ā), f. the night Naigh. i, 7
≫ namra: namrá mf(ā)n. bowing, inclining; • bowed, bent, curved; • hanging down, sunk; • bowing to (comp.); • submissive, reverential, humble RV. &c. &c; • (ā), f. N. of 2 verses addressed to Agni ŚrS.
⋙ namratā: ○tā f
⋙ namratva: ○tva n. state or condition of bowing or hanging down; • bowing to (loc. or comp.); • submissiveness, humbleness, meekness Kāv.
⋙ namranāsika: ○nāsika mfn. flat-nosed L.
⋙ namraprakṛti: ○prakṛti mfn. of a gentle or submissive disposition MW.
⋙ namramukha: ○mukha mf(ī)n. having the face bent down, looking down W.
⋙ namramūrti: ○mūrti mfn. having the form bent, stooping, bowed W.
⋙ namrāṅga: namrâṅga mf(ī)n. bending the body, bowed, stooping MW.
≫ namraka: namraka mfn. bowed down, stooping L.; • m. Calamus Rotang Bhpr.
≫ namrita: namrita mfn. bent down, made to sink Inscr.
≫ namrīkṛ: namrī-√kṛ to bend or bring down, humiliate ib.
namata 2: namata n. felt, woollen stuff L. (cf. 2. navata)
namātra: na-mātra na-mura &c. 2. ná
nami: nami m. N. of a Jain. author (1069) Cat.
namī: námī n. N. of a man RV.
namuca: namuca m. N. of an ancient sage MBh. xiii, 7112 (cf. next)
≫ namuci: namuci m. (according to Pāṇ. 6-3, 75 = na + m○, 'not loosing', scil. the heavenly waters, i.e. 'preventing rain') N. of a demon slain by Indra and the Aśvins RV. VS. Br. MBh. &c; • of the god of love L.
⋙ namucighna: ○ghna (cf. MBh.),
⋙ namucidviṣ: ○dviṣ (cf. Śiś.), m. 'hater or killer of Namuci', N. of Indra
⋙ namucisūdana: ○sūdana m. 'destroyer of NṭNamuci', id; • -sārathi m. Indra's charioteer Mātali Bālar.
⋙ namucihan: ○han m.= -ghna MBh.
nameru: nameru m. Elaeocarpus Ganitrus L.
namaiya: namaiya m. N. of a poet Cat. (vḷ. nammaiya)
namb: namb cl. 1. P. nambati, to go Vop. in Dhātup. xi, 35
nambikārikā: nambi-kārikā f. N. of wk
nammaiya: nammaiya namaiya
nay: nay cl. 1. Ā. nayate, to go; • to protect Dhātup. xiv, 7
naya: naya m. (√1. nī)leading (of an army) R.; • conduct, behaviour, (esp.) prudent conduct or bṭbehaviour, good management, polity, civil and military government MBh. Kāv. &c; • wisdom, prudence, reason (naya ibc. or nayeṣu, in a prudent manner MBh.) R. BhP.; • plan, design MBh. Pañc. Kathās.; • leading thought, maxim, principle, system, method, doctrine R. Sāh. Bhāshāp. Sarvad.; • a kind of game and a sort of dice or men for playing it L.; • N. of a son of Dharma and Kriyā Pur.; • of a son of 13th Manu Hariv.; • guide, conductor L.; • mfn. fit, right, proper L.
⋙ nayakovida: ○kovida mfn. skilled in policy, prudent BhP. [Page 528, Column 3]
⋙ nayaga: ○ga mfn. behaving properly or prudently MBh.
⋙ nayacakṣus: ○cakṣus n. the eye of prudence R.; • mfn. wise, prudent Ragh.
⋙ nayacandra: ○candra m. N. of a dram. poet Cat.; • -sūri m. N. of the author of the Hammīracarita ib.
⋙ nayajā: ○jā f. N. of a woman ib.
⋙ nayajña: ○jña mfn. = -kovida R. Pañc.; • m. a follower of any system MW.
⋙ nayadatta: ○datta m. N. of a man, Kuttaṇīm
⋙ nayadyumaṇi: ○dyumaṇi m
⋙ nayanirūpaṇa: ○nirūpaṇa n. N. of wks
⋙ nayanetṛ: ○netṛ m. a master in policy or politics L.
⋙ nayapāla: ○pāla m. N. of a king Vet.; • of another man Inscr.
⋙ nayapīṭhī: ○pīṭhī f. a board for playing L.
⋙ nayaprakāśikā: ○prakāśikā f. N. of wk
⋙ nayaprayoga: ○prayoga m. political wisdom or address W.
⋙ nayabodhikā: ○bodhikā
⋙ nayamaṇimañjarī: ○maṇi-mañjarī
⋙ nayamāṇimālikā: ○māṇi-mālikā
⋙ nayamayūkhamālikā: ○mayūkha-mālikā f
⋙ nayamārtaṇḍa: ○mārtaṇḍa m
⋙ nayaratna: ○ratna n
⋙ nayaratnamālā: ○ratna-mālā f
⋙ nayalocana: ○locana n. N. of wks
⋙ nayavat: ○vat mfn. versed in polity, prudent Kāv.; • containing some form of √nī (as a Ṛik) TS.
⋙ nayavartman: ○vartman n. 'path of policy', political wisdom Kir.
⋙ nayavid: ○vid mfn. = -kovida Kāv.; • m. a politician, statesman MW.
⋙ nayaviveka: ○viveka m. N. of wk; • -dīpikā, -śaṅkā-dīpikā, f; • ○kâlaṃkāra m. N. of Comms
⋙ nayaviśārada: ○viśārada mfn. = -vid R.
⋙ nayavīthi: ○vīthi f. N. of wk
⋙ nayavedin: ○vedin mfn. = -vid Gal.
⋙ nayaśālin: ○śālin mfn. endowed with political wisdom or prudence Kathās.
⋙ nayaśāstra: ○śāstra n. the doctrines of pṭpolitical wisdom R. Pañc.
⋙ nayasaṃgraha: ○saṃgraha m. 'summary of pṭpolitical wisdom', N. of wk
⋙ nayasādhana: ○sādhana n. political conduct R.
⋙ nayasāra: ○sāra m. 'essence of polity', chief of a village W.; • N. of wk
⋙ nayasāhasonnatimat: ○sāhasônnati-mat mfn. requiring a high degree of prudence and resolution Pañc. iii, 264
⋙ nayasiddhi: ○siddhi f. political success W.
≫ nayaka: nayaka mfn. clever in policy. L.
≫ nayat: nayat mf(antī)n. leading, guiding &c. ( √nī); • informing, certifying, obtaining W.
≫ nayana: nayana m. N. of a man Rājat.; • (ā or ī), f. the pupil of the eye L.; • n. leading, directing, managing, conducting; • carrying, bringing Hariv. Kāv. Pañc. &c; • (kālasya) fixing MBh. i, 2580 Nīlak.; • drawing, moving (a man or piece in a game, cf. naya and naya-pīṭhī) L. ; (pl.) prudent, conduct, polity BhP. x, 50, 34; • 'the leading organ, the eye (ifc. f. ā or ī) MBh. Kāv. Suśr. &c
⋙ nayanagocara: ○gocara mfn. being within the eye's range, visible (-tva Naish. Sch.; • ○rī-√kṛ, to perceive or behold Vās.)
⋙ nayanacandrikā: ○candrikā f. moonshine, anything looking bright to the eyes Daś.; • N. of wk
⋙ nayanacarita: ○carita n. play of the eyes, ogling, Pracaṇḍ.
⋙ nayanacchada: ○cchada m. eye-covering, an eyelid L.
⋙ nayanajala: ○jala n. 'eye-water', tears Kād.
⋙ nayanatva: ○tva n. condition of the eyes, sight Veṇis. vi, 39/40
⋙ nayanapatha: ○patha m. (cf. Vedântas.),
⋙ nayanapadavī: ○padavī f. (cf. Kāv.) range or field of sight
⋙ nayanapuṭa: ○puṭa m. or n. the eyelid Var.
⋙ nayanaprabandha: ○prabandha m. the outer corner of the eye ib.
⋙ nayanaprasādinī: ○prasādinī f. N. of wk
⋙ nayanaprīti: ○prīti f. 'eye-delight', lovely sight L.
⋙ nayanaplava: ○plava m. swimming of the eyes Suśr.
⋙ nayanabudbuda: ○budbuda n. eyeball ib.
⋙ nayanabhūṣaṇa: ○bhūṣaṇa n. N. of wk
⋙ nayanavat: ○vat mfn. having eyes Mālatīm.
⋙ nayanavāri: ○vāri n. = -jala Śiś.
⋙ nayanaviṣaya: ○viṣaya m. 'range of sight', the horizon Megh.; • -"ṣyī-bhāva m. the being within sight Naish.
⋙ nayanaśāṇa: ○śāṇa m. a partic. ointment for the eye Bhpr.
⋙ nayanasalila: ○salila n. = -jala Megh. Kād.
⋙ nayanasukha: ○sukha m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ nayanāñcala: nayanâñcala m. eye-corner R.; • side-glance Prasannar.
⋙ nayanāñjana: nayanâñjana n. any ointment for the eye R.
⋙ nayanāñjala: nayanâñjala wṛ. for ○nâñcala
⋙ nayanānanda: nayanânanda m. = -prīti Ratn.; • N. of Sch. on the Amara-kośa (also -śarman) Cat.
⋙ nayanānta: nayanânta m. eye-corner Kāv.
⋙ nayanāmṛta: nayanâmṛta n. a partic. ointment for the eyes Rasêndrac.
⋙ nayanāmbu: nayanâmbu n. = ○na-jala Kir.
⋙ nayanotsava: nayanôtsava m. 'eye-festival', any lovely sight or object L.; • a lamp L.
⋙ nayanoda: nayanôda n. 'eye-water', tears MW. (also ○daka Kād.); • -bindu m. tear-drop Vikr.
⋙ nayanopānta: nayanôpânta m. eye-corner L.
⋙ nayanauṣadha: nayanâuṣadha a partic. ointment for the eyes L.
≫ nayitavya: nayitavya mfn. to be conducted or brought Hariv.
≫ nayiṣṭha: náyiṣṭha m. leading in the best manner RV. x, 126, 3
nayyagrodha: náyyagrodha mf(ī)n. (fr. nyagrodha) relating to the sacred fig-tree TS. (vḷ. naiyagr○)
nara: nára m. (cf. nṛ) a man, a male, a person (pl. men, people) TS. &c. &c; • husband Mn. ix, 76; • hero VarBṛS. iv, 31 Bālar. viii, 56; • a man or piece at chess or draughts &c. L.; • the pin or gnomon of a sun-dial Sūryas. (cf. -yantra); • person, personal termination Kāś. on Pāṇ. 3-1, 85 (cf. puruṣa); • the primeval Man or eternal Spirit pervading the universe (always associated with Nārāyaṇa, 'son of the primeval man' [Page 529, Column 1]; • both are considered either as gods or sages and accordingly called devau, ṛṣī, tāpasau &c; • in ep. poetry they are the son, of Dharma by Mūrti or A-hiṃsā and emanations of Vishṇu, Arjuna being identified with Nara, and Kṛishṇa with Nārāyaṇa) Mn. (cf. -sūnu) MBh. Hariv. Pur.; • (pl.) a class of myth. beings allied to the Gandharvas and Kiṃ-naras MBh. . Pur.; • N. of a son of Manu Tāmasa BhP.; • of a son of Viśvāmitra Hariv.; • of a son of Gaya and father of Virāj VP.; • of a son of Su-dhṛiti and father of Kevala Pur.; • of a son of Bhavan-manyu (Manyu) and father of Saṃkṛiti ib.; • of Bhāradvāja (author of RV. vi, 35 and 36) Anukr.; • of 2 kings of Kaśmīra Rājat.; • of one of the 10 horses of the Moon L.; • (ī), f. a woman (= nārī) L.; • n. a kind of fragrant grass
⋙ narakapāla: ○kapāla n. a man's skull Pañc.
⋙ narakāka: ○kāka m. a crow-like man Daś.
⋙ narakīlaka: ○kīlaka m. a man who has murdered his preceptor L.
⋙ narakesarin: ○kesarin m. 'murdered-lion', Vishṇu in his 4th Avatāra Cat.
⋙ naragaṇapativijaya: ○gaṇa-pati-vijaya m. N. of wk
⋙ naragrāha: ○grāha m. 'murdered-crocodile', N. of a kind of Kirāta R.
⋙ naracandra: ○candra m. N. of a Jaina writer Cat.
⋙ naracihna: ○cihna n. 'murdered-sign', moustaches Gal.
⋙ narajaṅgala: ○jaṅgala n. moustache's flesh Mālatīm.
⋙ naratā: ○tā f
⋙ naratva: ○tva n. manhood, humanity, human condition Pur.
⋙ naratroṭakācārya: ○troṭakâcārya m. N. of a man Cat.
⋙ narada: ○da narada
⋙ naradatta: ○datta m. N. of a Brāhman (nephew of the Ṛishi Asita) Lalit.; • (ā), f. N. of a goddess executing the commands of the 20th Arhat of present Ava-sarpiṇī L.; • of one of the 16 Vidyā-deviis L.
⋙ naradanta: ○danta m. a man's tooth Kathās.
⋙ naradeva: ○deva m. 'man-god', a king Mn. MBh. &c. (-tva n. BhP.); • N. of an author Cat.; • -deva m. god among kings, supreme sovereign BhP.; • -putra m. the son of a man and a god MW.
⋙ naradviṣ: ○dviṣ m. 'man-hater', a Rakshas Bhaṭṭ.
⋙ naranagara: ○nagara n. N. of a town L.
⋙ naranātha: ○nātha m. 'man-protector', a king R. Pur. &c; • -mārga m. 'king's road', high street Rājat.; • ○thâsana n. throne or dignity of a king ib.
⋙ naranāman: ○nāman m. a kind of tree L.
⋙ naranāyaka: ○nāyaka m. 'man-leader', king Inscr.
⋙ naranārāyaṇa: ○nārāyaṇa m. N. of Kṛishṇa MBh. BhP.; • N. of an author Cat.; • du. Nara and Nārāyaṇa ( above) MBh.; • ○ṇânanda-kāvya n. N. of a poem Cat.
⋙ naranārīvilakṣaṇā: ○nārī-vilakṣaṇā f. 'having the signs of man and woman', a hermaphrodite Gal.
⋙ naraṃdhiṣa: ○ṃ-dhiṣa (naráṃ-), m. 'watching or heeding men (?)', N. of Vishṇu VS. ŚBr.; • of Pūshan VS. TĀr.
⋙ narapa: ○pa m. 'man-protector', a king Dhūrtan.
⋙ narapati: ○pati m. 'man-lord', a king Var. Kāv. &c; • N. of one of the 4 myth. kings of Jambu-dviipa L.; • of an author Cat.; • -jaya-caryā f. ○ryā-sāra m. N. of wks; • -patha m. = -nātha-mārga Megh.; • -vijaya m. N. of wk
⋙ narapaśu: ○paśu m. 'man-beast', a brute in human form BhP.; • a man as sacrificial victim Jātakam.
⋙ narapāla: ○pāla m. = -pa Pañc.
⋙ narapālinī: ○pālinī f. = -māninī Gal.
⋙ narapuṃgava: ○puṃgava m. 'man-bull', an excellent hero Bhag.
⋙ narapūtanāśānti: ○pūtanā-śānti f. N. of wk
⋙ narapriya: ○priya mfn. favourable to mankind W.; • m. N. of a tree L.
⋙ narabali: ○bali m. a human sacrifice Siṃhâs.
⋙ narabrahmadeva: ○brahma-deva m. N. of a king Cat.
⋙ narabhuj: ○bhuj mfn. man-eating, cannibal MW.
⋙ narabhū: ○bhū or f. 'land of men', N. of Bhārata-varsha L.
⋙ narabhūmi: ○bhūmi f. 'land of men', N. of Bhārata-varsha L.
⋙ naramāṃsa: ○māṃsa n. man's flesh Siṃhâs.
⋙ naramānikā: ○mānikā and f. a man-like woman, a woman with a beard L.
⋙ naramāninī: ○māninī f. a man-like woman, a wṭwoman with a beard L.
⋙ naramālā: ○mālā f. a string or girdle of human skulls Deviim.
⋙ naramālinī: ○mālinī f. wṛ. for -māninī
⋙ naramūrchana: ○mūrchana n. N. of ch. of the PadmaP.
⋙ naramedha: ○medha m. = -bali MBh. R.
⋙ naramohinī: ○mohinī f. N. of a Surâṅganā Siṃhâs.
⋙ narammanya: ○m-manya mfn. thinking one's self a man, passing for a man Pāṇ. 6-3, 68 Sch.
⋙ narayantra: ○yantra n. 'gnomon-instrument', a sun-dial Sūryas.
⋙ narayāṇa: ○yāṇa or n. a carriage drawn by men MBh. Pañc. BhP.
⋙ narayāna: ○yāna n. a carriage drawn by men MBh. Pañc. BhP.
⋙ nararatha: ○ratha wṛ. for nava-r○
⋙ nararāja: ○rāja m. 'king of man', a king R.; • ○jya n. kingship, royalty Caurap.
⋙ nararūpa: ○rūpa n. human form; • mf(ī)n. man-like (also ○pin) W.
⋙ nararṣaba: ○rṣaba m. (○ra + ṛṣ○) 'mṭman-bull', a king MW.
⋙ naraloka: ○loka m. 'men's world', the earth; • mortals, men BhP.; • -pāla m. = nara-pa Ragh.; • -viira m. a human hero Bhag.
⋙ naravat: ○vat ind. like a man MW.
⋙ naravara: ○vara m. an excellent man; • -vṛṣabha m. an excellent hero (like a bull); • ○rôttama m. the best of excellent men, id
⋙ naravarman: ○varman m. N. of a prince of Mālava in the 12th century Rājat. &c; • ○ma-nṛpati-kathā f. N. of wk
⋙ naravāhana: ○vāhana m. 'borne or drawn by men', N. of Kubera MBh. &c; • of a prince (successor of Śāli-vāhana) Inscr.; • of a prince of the Dārvâbhisāras Rājat.; • of a minister of king Kshema-gupta ib.; • -janana n. N. of ch. of Kathās.; • -datta m. N. of a son of king Udayana Kathās.; • -datta-carita-maya mf(ī)n. containing the adventures of prince Naravāhana-datta ib. [Page 529, Column 2]; • -dattīya mfn. relating to him ib.
⋙ naravāhin: ○vāhin mfn. drawn or carried by men Nal.
⋙ naraviṣāṇa: ○viṣāṇa n. 'man's horn', i.e. anything nonexistent Nyāyam.
⋙ naraviṣvaṇa: ○viṣvaṇa m. 'man-devourer', a Rakshas L.
⋙ naravīra: ○vīra m. an heroic or excellent mṭman MBh.; • -loka m. the bravest of men or mankind Kāv.
⋙ naravṛttāṣṭaka: ○vṛttâṣṭaka n. N. of wk
⋙ naravyāghra: ○vyāghra m. = next MBh.; • pl. N. of a myth. people R.
⋙ naraśārdūla: ○śārdūla m. 'man-tiger', an eminent or illustrious man MBh.
⋙ naraśṛṅga: ○śṛṅga n. = -viṣāṇa W.
⋙ naraśreṣṭha: ○śreṣṭha m. the best of men MW.
⋙ narasaṃvādasundara: ○saṃvāda-sundara m. or n. N. of wk
⋙ narasaṃsarga: ○saṃsarga m. intercourse of men, human society MW.
⋙ narasakha: ○sakha m. 'Nara's friend', N. of Nārāyaṇa Vikr.
⋙ narasaṃghārāma: ○saṃghârāma m. N. of a Buddh. monastery
⋙ narasarājīya: ○sarājīya n. N. of a poem
⋙ narasāra: ○sāra m. sal ammoniac L.
⋙ narasiṃha: ○siṃha m. 'man-lion', great warrior MBh. R.; • N. of Vishṇu in his 4th Ava-tāra (when he was half mṭman half lion) Kāv. Pur.; • N. of the father of king Bhairava Cat.; • of sev. princes and authors (also -kavi, -kavi-rāja, -ṭhakkura, -dīkṣita, -deva, -paṇḍita, -bhaṭṭa, -miśra, -muni, -yati, -yatī7ndra, -rāja, -vājapeyin (or ○hâgnicid-vāj○), -śāstrin, -sarasvatī, -sūri, -sena, -"ṣhâcārya) Cat.; • -kalpa m. N. of wk; • -cūrṇa n. N. of a partic. aphrodisiac L.; • -dvādaśī f. N. of the 12th day in the light half of the month Phālguna (○śī-vrata n. a ceremony then performed, N. of wk.) Cat.; • -nakhastotra and -pañca-ratna n. N. of Stotras; • -pārijāta m. -purāṇa n. -bhaṭṭīya n. -bhāratī-vilāsa m. -bhujaṃga m. -bhūpāla-caritra n. N. of wks; • -yantra n. N. of a mystic. diagram Tantras.; • -rājīya n. ○harṣabha-kṣetra-māhātmya n. N. of wks; • -varman m. N. of a man L.; • -śāstri-prakāśikā, f; • -sahasra-nāman n. pl; • -stuti f. N. of wks
⋙ naraskandha: ○skandha m. a multitude of men L.
⋙ narahaya: ○haya vḷ. for nāra-h○
⋙ narahari: ○hari m. N. of Vishṇu as 'man-lion' (cf. -siṃha) Gīt. BhP.; • of sev. authors (also -tīrtha, -bhaṭṭa, -śāstrin, -sūri; • ○ry-upâdhyāya) Cat.; • of another man Kshitîś.; • -deva m. N. of a prince Inscr.
⋙ narāṅga: narâṅga m. n. 'man-member', the penis L.; • m. eruption on the face L. (cf. naraṅga); • mf(ī) n. having a human body (also -ka) Hcat.
⋙ narāṅghri: narâṅghri mfn. having human feet ib.
⋙ narāca: narâca m. (√añc) a kind of metre Col. (vḷ. nār○); • (ī́), f. a species of plant (?) AV.; • N. of a wife of Kṛishṇa Hariv.
⋙ narādhama: narâdhama m. a low or vile man, a wretch Bhag.
⋙ narādhāra: narâdhāra m. 'asylum or receptacle of men', N. of Śiva L.; • (ā), f. the earth L.
⋙ naradhipa: narádhipa m. = next Mn. MBh. &c; • Cathartocarpus Fistula Suśr.; • ○dhipati m. 'lord of men', king, prince R. Var.
⋙ narānta: narânta m. N. of a son of Hṛidika Hariv.
⋙ narāntaka: narântaka m. 'man-destroyer', death; • N. of a Rakshas R. Pur.; • -nigraha-varṇana, n; • -nirgama m. N. of of GaṇP. i, 59 and 57
⋙ narāyaṇa: narâyaṇa wṛ. for nār○
⋙ narāśa: narâśa m. 'man-eater', a Rakshas or demon Bhaṭṭ.
⋙ narāśaṃsa: nárā-śáṃsa (○râś○?), m. 'the desire or praise of men(?)', a mystic. N. of Agni (esp. in the Āprī hymns, besides or instead of Tanū4-nápāt, q.v.) RV. VS. TS. Br.; • (rarely) of Pūshan, e.g. RV. i, 164, 3; • x. 64, 3; • -paṅkti wṛ. for nārā-śṭśáṃsa-p○
⋙ narāśana: narâśana m. = narâśa R.
⋙ naretara: narêtara m. 'different from men', a god BhP. iv, 6, 9; • a beast or beast-like man ib. iii, 13, 49
⋙ narendra: narêndra m. 'man-lord', king, prince, Msi. MBh. &c; • a physician, master of charms or antidotes Daś. (cf. dur-n○); • = narêndra-druma Suśr. (cf. narâdhipa); • = vārttika or rājika L.; • N. of a poet Cat.; • of another man Kshitîś.; • a kind of metre Col.; • -kanyā f. a princess Ragh.; • -tā f. (cf. Priy.), -tva n. (R.ājat.) kingship, royalty; • -deva m. N. of a king W.; • -druma m. Cathartocarpus Fistula Suśr.; • -nagarī (?), m. N. of a grammarian Cat.; • -putra m. a prince Var.; • -mārga m. 'king's road', high street R.; • -svāmin m. N. of a temple built by Narêndrâditya, Râjat; • ○drâcārya m. N. of a grammarian Cat.; • ○drâditya m. N. of 2 kings of Kaśmīra Rājat.; • ○drâhva n. Agallochum L.
⋙ nareśa: narêśa m. 'lord of men', king MBh.
⋙ nareśvara: narêśvara m. id. ib.; • N. of an author Cat.; • -parī7kṣā f. -viveka m. N. of wks
⋙ narottama: narôttama m. best of men MBh. Hariv.; • N. of Vishṇu or Buddha L.; • of Sch. on the Adhyātma-rāmāyaṇa Cat.; • -dāsa m. N. of an author ib.; • -kīrti-leśa-mātra-darśaka m. or n. N. of wk; • ○mâraṇya-śiṣya m. N. of an author Cat.
≫ narī: narī in comp. for ○ra
⋙ narībhu: ○√bhu to become a man HPariś.
≫ narya: nárya mfn. manly, human; • strong, powerful, heroic (as Indra, the Maruts &c.) [Page 529, Column 3]; • suitable or agreeable to men (as food, riches &c.) RV. AV. VS. Br.; • m. a man, a person RV. (cf. Nir. xi, 36); • N. of a man RV. i, 54, 6 ; 112, 9 (cf. Sāy.); • n. a manly or heroic deed (with or scil. ápas). RV.; • a gift for men ib.
⋙ naryāpas: náryâpas mfn. performing manly deeds RV. VS.
naraka: náraka (cf. Nir; • naráka TĀr.), m. or n. hell, place of torment Mn. MBh. &c; • (distinguished from pātāla, q.v; • personified as a son of Anṛita and Nirṛiti or Nirkṛiti MārkP.; • there are many different hells, generally 21 Mn. iv, 88-90 Yājñ. Pur. &c.); • m. N. of a demon (son of Vishṇu and Bhūmi or the Earth, and therefore called Bhauma, haunting Prāg-jyotisha and slain by Kṛishṇa) MBh. Pur. Rājat. &c; • of a son of Vipra-citti VP.; • = deva-rātriprabheda (?) L.; • m. or n. N. of a place of pilgrimage MBh. (vḷ. anaraka); • (ikā), f. Pāṇ. 7-3, 44 Vārtt. 4 Pat.
⋙ narakakuṇḍa: ○kuṇḍa n. a pit in hell for tormenting the wicked (86 in number) BrahmaP.
⋙ narakajit: ○jit m. 'vanquisher of the demon NṭNirkṛiti', N. of Vishṇu-Kṛishṇa Hcar.
⋙ narakatiryaksaṃśodhana: ○tiryak-saṃśodhana n. a partic. Samādhi Kāraṇḍ.
⋙ narakadevatā: ○devatā f. 'the deity of hell', N. of Nirṛiti L.
⋙ narakapāta: ○pāta m. the falling into hṭhell Pañc.
⋙ narakabhūmi: ○bhūmi f. a division of hell L.
⋙ narakaripu: ○ripu m. 'foe of Naraka', N. of Kṛishṇa, Veṇ. (cf. -jit)
⋙ narakarūpin: ○rūpin mfn. 'hell-formed', hellish MW.
⋙ narakavarga: ○varga m. 'hell-chapter', N. of ch. of Amara-siṃha's Liṅgânuśāsana
⋙ narakavarṇana: ○varṇana n. 'description of hṭhell', N. of ch. of the Revā-māhātmya
⋙ narakavāsa: ○vāsa m. abode in hell Hcar.
⋙ narakavedanā: ○vedanā f. N. of wk
⋙ narakastha: ○stha mfn. living or being in hṭhell BhP.; • (ā), f. the river of hell Vaitaraṇi L.
: narakasvargaprāptiprakāravarṇana3náraka--svarga-prâpti-prakāra-varṇana n. 'description of the mode of obtaining heaven and hell', N. of ch. of the Māghamāhāmya
⋙ narakāntaka: narakântaka m. 'destroyer of the demon Naraka', N. of Kṛishṇa L.
⋙ narakāmaya: narakâmaya m. = prêta, the soul after death, a ghost L.
⋙ narakāri: narakâri m. = ○ka-ripu L.
⋙ narakāvāsa: narakâvāsa m. the hellish sea Hcat.
⋙ narakārṇava: narakârṇava m. an inhabitant of hṭhell L.
⋙ narakāsuradhvaṃsa: narakâsura-dhvaṃsa m
⋙ ravijaya: ra-vijaya m. and N. of wks
⋙ ravyāyoga: ḍra-vyāyoga m. N. of wks
⋙ narakottaraṇa: narakôttaraṇa n. N. of a Stotra
⋙ narakankas: narakankas m. = ○kâvāsa MārkP.
≫ narakāya: narakāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to resemble or be similar to hell MārkP.
naraṅga: naraṅga wṛ. for narâṅga L.
narada: narada m. N. of a Brāhman Lalit.; • m. or n. (prob.) = nálada g. kiśarâdi
⋙ naradika: naraḍdika mfn. dealing in the substance called Narada ib.
narāśaṃsa: nárā-śáṃsa under nara
nariṣṭā: naríṣṭā (cf. AV.), ○ṣṭhā (cf. VS.), f. joking, chattering, pastime (cf. narma, man)
nariṣyat: na-riṣyat ○ṣyanta &c. under 2. ná
narīya: narīya m. N. of a son cf Bhaṅgakāra Hariv. (vḷ. nāreya, tāreya)
naruṇa: narúṇa m. (√nṝ?) leader (said of Pūshan). TĀr.
narka: narka n. the nose Gal.
≫ narkuṭa: narkuṭa n. id. ib. (cf. nakuṭa); • ○ṭaka n. id. L.; • a kind of metre Var. (cf. nardaṭaka)
narta: narta mfn. (√nṛt) dancing (cf. nitya-); • m. dance, g. chedâdi
≫ nartaka: nartaka mfn. causing to dance (fr. Caus.), Sāh; • m. dancer, singer, actor (often with naṭa) MBh. Var. Kāv. Pur. &c; • a dancing-master (fr. Caus.) MBh.; • a bard, herald W.; • an elephant L.; • a peacock W.; • a kind of reed L.; • (ī), f. (cf. Pāṇ. 3-1, 145 Kāś.) a female dancer, actress, singing girl Kāv. Pur. &c. (-tva n. Vcar.); • a female elephant L.; • a peahen W.; • a kind of perfume L.; • n. a partic. myth. weapon MBh.
⋙ nartakaka: nartakaka m
⋙ nartakakikā: nartakaḍkikā f. dimin. fr. nartaka Pat.
≫ nartana: nartana m. (initial n not changeable to ṇ g. kṣubhnâdi) dancer MBh. Hariv.; • n. dancing, acting (metric. also ā, f; • cf. ○nā-gṛha, below)
⋙ nartananirṇaya: ○nirṇaya m. N. of wk
⋙ nartanapriya: ○priya m. 'fond of dancing', a peacock L.
⋙ nartanaśālā: ○śālā f. dancing-room MBh.
⋙ nartanasthāna: ○sthāna n. dancing-place
⋙ nartanāgāra: nartanâgāra and n. = ○na-śālā MBh.
⋙ nartanāgṛha: nartaḍnā-gṛha n. = ○na-śālā MBh.
≫ nartayitṛ: nartayitṛ mfn. causing to dance (with acc.) Vcar.; • m. dancing-master Mālav. ii, 24 ; 29/30 (cf. ○taka)
⋙ nartita: nartita mfn. made to dance, dandled Kāv.; • n. dance MBh.; • -bhrū-lata mfn. a face the eye brows of which are dancing or moving to and fro Bhartṛ. [Page 530, Column 1]; • -mayūra mfn. possessing dancing peacocks ib.
⋙ nartitavya: nartitavya n. the being obliged to dance, necessity of dancing Ratn. i, 5/6
≫ nartin: nartin mfn. dancing (cf. vaṃśa-n○)
≫ nartū: nartū f. actress, dancing girl L.
nard: nard c1. 1. P. (cf. Dhātup. iii, 19) nardati (ep. also ○te; • pf. nanarda MBh.; • aor. anardīt Gr; • anardiṣur Bhaṭṭ.; • fut. nardiṣyati, ○ditā Gr; • inf. narditum ib.; • ind. p. -nardam MBh.) to bellow, roar, shriek, sound Br. &c.&c; • to go, move, Gr.: Caus. -nardayati GopBr.
≫ narda: narda mfn. bellowing, roaring (cf. go-n○)
⋙ nardat: narḍdat mf(antī)n. roaring, sounding, praising, proclaiming MBh. &c
⋙ nardana: narḍdana m. 'roarer', N. of a Nāga-rāja L.; • n. sounding, roaring Var.; • celebrating, praising aloud W.
⋙ nardanīya: narḍdanīya mfn. to be sounded; • to be celebrated or praised aloud ib.
⋙ nardita: narḍdita mfn. roared, bellowed &c; • n. bellowing, roaring, sounding R. Hit.; • m. a kind of die or a throw at dice Mṛicch. ii, 7 (= nādī or nāndī. Sch.; • prob. the chief die; • cf. vṛṣa Nal. vii, 6)
⋙ nardin: narḍdin mfn. roaring, sounding (cf. gehe-n○)
nardaṭaka: nardaṭaka n. a kind of metre Col. (wṛ. nardh○; • cf. narkuṭaka)
nardabuda: nardabuda mfn. = garbhasya śabdayitā, niśāmakaḥ TS. Sch.
narb: narb cl. 1. P. narbati, to go, move Dhātup. xi, 34 (cf. namb)
narma 1: narmá m. sport, pastime VS. (cf. narman, naríṣṭā)
≫ narma 2: narma in comp. for ○man
⋙ narmakīla: ○kīla m. a husband L.
⋙ narmagarbha: ○garbha mfn. containing a joke, not meant seriously Bālar.; • m. (dram.) an action of the hero in an unrecognizable form Sāh. Bhar.
⋙ narmada: ○da mfn. causing mirth or pleasure, delightful Naish.; • m. a jester, the companion of a person's sports or amusements L.; • N. of a man Cat.; • (ā), f. narmadā
⋙ narmadyuti: ○dyuti mfn. bright with joy, happy, merry W.; • f. enjoyment of a joke or any amusement Daśar. Sch.
⋙ narmayukta: ○yukta mfn. sportive, jocose (word) MBh.
⋙ narmavatī: ○vatī f. N. of a drama Sāh.
⋙ narmasaṃyukta: ○saṃyukta mfn. sportive, droll MBh.
⋙ narmasaciva: ○saciva m. 'amusement-companion', promoter of the amusement of a prince Kām.
⋙ narmasācivya: ○sācivya n. superintendence of a prince's amusement W.
⋙ narmasuhṛd: ○suhṛd m. = -saciva Kathās.
⋙ narmasphañja: ○sphañja or (cf. Daśar.),
⋙ narmasphiñja: ○sphiñja (cf. Daśar.),
⋙ narmasphūrja: ○sphūrja (cf. Sāh. Bhar.), m. (dram.) the first meeting of lovers beginning with joy but ending in alarm
⋙ narmasphoṭa: ○sphoṭa m. (dram.) the first symptoms of love ib.
⋙ narmārtham: narmârtham ind. for sport MBh.
⋙ narmālāpa: narmâlāpa m. a jocular conversation Hcat.
⋙ narmaikasodara: narmâika-sôdara mfn. having pleasure or mirth as one's only brother, thinking only of sport Kathās.
⋙ narmokti: narmôkti f. a facetious expression Rājat.
≫ narmaṭha: narmaṭha m. (only L.) a jester; • a libertine; • sport; • coition; • the nipple; • the chin
≫ narmadā: narma-dā f. of -da (above), 'pleasure-giver', N. of a river (the modern Nerbudda) MBh. &c. (she is personified as the wife of Puru-kutsa and mother of Trasa-dasyu, or as a sister of the Ura-gas i.e. serpents, or as a daughter of the Soma-pas); • of a Gandharvii R.; • a kind of plant L.
⋙ narmadākhaṇḍa: ○khaṇḍa m. or n. N. of ch. of the SkandaP.
⋙ narmadātaṭadeśa: ○taṭa-deśa m. N. of a district MW.
⋙ narmadātīragamana: ○tīra-gamana n. N. of ch. of the R.
⋙ narmadātīrtha: ○tīrtha n. N. of a sacred bathing-place ŚivaP.
⋙ narmadāmāhātmya: ○māhātmya n
⋙ narmadālaharī: ○laharī f
⋙ narmadāṣṭaka: ○"ṣṣṭaka (○dâṣṭ○), n
⋙ narmadāsundarīrāsa: ○sundarī-rāsa m. N. of wks
⋙ narmadeśvara: narmadêśvara m. (prob.) a form of Śiva; • -tīrtha n. N. of sev. Tīrthas ŚivaP.; • -parī7kṣā f. N. of wk; • -māhātmya n. N. of ch. of ŚivaP.; • -liṅga n. N. of a Liṅga; • of ch. of SkandaP.
≫ narman: narman n. sport, play, amusement, pleasure, pastime, pleasantry, dallying, jest, joke, wit, humour, (○māṇi-√kṛ, to joke; • ○maṇā ind. in jest, for sport) MBh. Kāv. &c
≫ narmaya: narmaya Nom.P. ○yati, to gladden or exhilarate by jests or sports Kām.
≫ narmāyita: narmāyita n. sport, pastime Bālar.
narmaṭa: narmaṭa m. a potsherd; • the sun L.
narmarā: narmarā f. (cf. L.) cavity or valley; • a bellows; • an old woman past menstruation; • a kind of plant
nal: nal cl. 1. P. to smell or to bind Dhātup. xx, 8 (confusion of gandhe and bandhe?); • cl. 10. P. nālayati, to speak or shine, xxxiii, 127 [Page 530, Column 2]; • to bind or confine W.
nala: nala m. (cf. naḍá, naḻá) a species of reed, Amphidonax Karka (8-12 feet high) Gobh. MBh. &c; • a measure of length MBh. (vḷ. tala); • a partic. form of constellation in which all the planets or stars are grouped in double mansions Var.; • the 50th year of the cycle of Jupiter which lasts 60 years Cat.; • N. of a divine being mentioned with Yama Karmapr. (= pitṛ-deva, or -daiva L.; • a deified progenitor W.); • of a Daitya BrahmaP.; • of a king of the Nishadhas (son of Vīra-sena and husband of Damayantī) MBh. Pur.; • of a son of Nishadha and father of Nabha or Nabhas Hariv. Ragh. VP.; • of a descendant of the latter Nala (sṭson of Su-dhanvan and father of Uktha) Hariv. VP.; • of a son of Yadu Pur.; • of a monkey-chief (son of Tvashṭṛi or Viśva-karman; • cf. -setu) MBh. R.; • of a medic. author Cat.; • (ī), f. a kind of perfume or red arsenic L. (cf. naṭī); • n. the blossom of Nelumbium Speciosum L. (cf. nalina, ○nī); • smell, odour L. (cf. √nal)
⋙ nalakānana: ○kānana m. pl. N. of a people MBh. VP. (= naḻakân○?; • vḷ. nalakālaka, nabhakānana)
⋙ nalakīla: ○kīla m. the knee L.
⋙ nalakūbara: ○kūbara m. N. of a son of Kubera MBh.; • -saṃhitā f. N. of wk
⋙ nalagiri: ○giri m. N. of Pradyota's elephant Megh.
⋙ nalacampū: ○campū f. N. of an artificial poem (half prose half verse) = Damayantī-kathā
⋙ nalacarita: ○carita and n. N. of a poem and a drama. - 1
⋙ nalacaritra: ○cariḍtra n. N. of a poem and a drama. - 1
⋙ nalada: ○da (ná○), m. or n. Nardostachys Jatamansi, Indian spikenard AV. Suśr. &c. (also ā f. L.; • cf. narada); • the √of Andropogon Muricatus Naish. (-tva n. ib.); • the blossom of Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis L.; • the honey or nectar of a flower L.; • (ā), f. N. of a daughter of Raudrâśva Hariv.; • (ī́), f. N. of an Apsaras AV.; • ○dika mf(ī)n. dealing in Indian spikenard, g. kiśorâdi. -2
⋙ nalada: ○da mfn. bringing near king Nala, Naish (-tva n. ib.)
⋙ nalapaṭṭikā: ○paṭṭikā f. a mat made with reeds L.
⋙ nalapākaśāstra: ○pāka-śāstra n. N. of a manual on cookery
⋙ nalapura: ○pura n. N. of a town Inscr.; • of Naishṣ. town = Nishadhā Gal.
⋙ nalapriyā: ○priyā f. 'beloved of Nala', N. of Damayantī ib.
⋙ nalabhūmipālanāṭaka: ○bhūmipāla-nāṭaka n. N. of a drama
⋙ nalamālin: ○mālin m. 'reed-garlanded', N. of an ocean Jātakam.
⋙ nalamīna: ○mīna m. a kind of fish L. (vḷ. tala-m○)
⋙ nalayādavarāghavapāṇḍavīya: ○yādava-rāghava-pāṇḍavīya and n. N. of 2 poems
⋙ nalavarṇana: ○varṇana n. N. of 2 poems
⋙ nalasetu: ○setu m. 'Nala bridge', the causeway constructed by the monkey Nala for Rāma from the continent to Laṅkā (the modern Adam's Bridge) MBh. R. Suśr.
⋙ nalasena: ○sena m. N. of a prince L.
⋙ nalastotra: ○stotra n. N. of a poem
⋙ nalānanda: nalânanda m. 'Nala's joy', N. of a drama
⋙ naledhma: nalêdhma m. reeds serving as fuel
⋙ naleśvaratīrtha: nalêśvaratīrtha n. N. of a sacred bathing-place Śivag.
⋙ nalottama: nalôttama m. Arundo Bengalensis L.
⋙ nalodaya: nalôdaya m. 'Nala's rise', N. of an artificial poem ascribed to Kālidāsa
⋙ nalopākhyāna: nalôpâkhyāna n. 'the story of NṭNala' in MBh. iii, 6, 52-77
≫ nalaka: nalaka n. a bone (hollow like a reed); • any long bone of the body, e.g. the tibia or the radius of the arm Suśr.; • a partic. ornament for the nose Caṇḍ.; • (ikā), f. a tube or tubular organ of the body (= nāḍī) L.; • a quiver Naish.; • Dolichos Lablab Var.; • Polianthes Tuberosa or Daemia Extensa L.; • a kind of fragrant substance L.; • ○ikā-bandha-pad-dhati f. N. of wk
⋙ nalakinī: nalakinī f. a leg L.; • the knee-cap or -pan W.
≫ nalita: nalita m. a species of vegetable (= nālitā) L.
≫ nalina: nalina n. (fr. nala because of its hollow stalk?) a lotus flower or water-lily, Nelumbium Speciosum (ifc. f. ā) MBh. Kāv. &c; • the indigo plant L.; • water L.
⋙ nalinadala: ○dala n. a leaf of the lotus flower (cf. nalinī-dala and nava-nalina-dalāya); • m. the Indian crane L. (cf. puṣkara); • Carissa Carandas L.; • N. of a man Pravar.
⋙ nalinanābha: ○nābha m. 'lotus-naveled', N. of Vishṇu-Kṛishṇa Kād.
⋙ nalināsana: nalinâsana) m. 'the lotus-throned', N. of Brahmā ib. (wṛ. ○nâśana)
⋙ nalineśaya: naline-śaya m. reclining on a lotus, N. of Vishṇu L.; • (ī), f. below
≫ nalini: nalini metric. for ○nī in
⋙ nalinidala: ○dala = ○nI-d○ Gīt. ix, 6
≫ nalinī 1: nalinī f. (fr. nalina above or fr. nala 'lotus' as ab-jinī fr. ab-ja, padminī fr. padma &c.) a lotus, Nelumbium Speciosum (the plant or its stalk), an assemblage of lotus flowers or a lotus pond MBh. Kāv. Pur. &c; • the Ganges of heaven or rather an arm of it ib.; • a myst. N. of one of the nostrils BhP.; • a partic. class of women (= padminī) Cat.; • a kind of fragrant substance (= nalikā) L.; • the fermented and intoxicating juice of the cocoa-nut L.; • N. of the wife of Aja-mīḍha and mother of Nīla BhP. [Page 530, Column 3]; • of 2 rivers VP.
⋙ nalinīkhaṇḍa: ○khaṇḍa n. an assemblage of lotus flowers Kāś. on Pāṇ. 4-2, 51
⋙ nalinīgulma: ○gulma n. N. of an Adhyayana HPariś.; • of a Vimāna ib.
⋙ nalinīdala: ○dala n. a leaf of the lotus plant Kāv.; • -maya mf(ī)n. consisting of lotus leaves Daś.
⋙ nalinīnandana: ○nandana n. N. of a garden of Kubera R.
⋙ nalinīpattra: ○pattra n. = -dala Kāv.
⋙ nalinīpadmakośa: ○padma-kośa m. N. of a partic. position of the hands Cat.
⋙ nalinīruha: ○ruha m. 'lotus-born', N. of Brahmā L.; • n. the fibres of a lotus-stalk L.
≫ nalinīka: nalinīka^ ifc. = 1. nalinī BhP. v, 8, 22; • (ā), f. a partic. pot-herb Car.
≫ nalinī 2: nalinī f. having king Nala Naish.
≫ nalīya: nalīya mfn. relating to Nala ib.
nalla: nalla wṛ. for nalva
nallādīkṣita: nallā-dīkṣita -paṇḍita, -budha m. N. of authors Cat.
nalva: nalva m. a furlong, a measure of distance= 400 (or 104?) cubits MBh. Hariv. R. (wṛ. nala, nalla)
⋙ nalvavartmaga: ○vartma-ga mfn. going the distance of a Nalva; • (ā), f. Leea Hirta or the orange tree L.
≫ nalvaṇa: nalvaṇa n. a measure of capacity ŚārṅgS.
nalvaṇgonnalakāmābhaṭṭa: nalvaṇgônnalakāmā-bhaṭṭa (?), m. N. of an author Cat.
nava 1: náva mf(ā)n. (prob. fr. 1. nú) new, fresh, recent, young, modern (opp. to sana, purāṇa) RV. &c. &c. (often in comp. with a subst., e.g. navânna, cf. Pāṇ. 2-1, 49; • or with a pp. in the sense of 'newly, just, lately', e.g. navôdita, below); • m. a young monk, a novice Buddh.; • a crow L.; • a red-flowered Punar-navā L.; • N. of a son of Uśīnara and Navā Hariv.; • of a son of Viloman VP.; • (ā), f. N. of a woman ( above) Hariv. ; n. new grain, Kaus. [Cf. Zd. nava; • Gk. ? for ? ; Lat. [530, 3] novus ; Lith. naújas ; Slav. [no8v˘u] ; Goth. niujis ; Angl. S. nîwe ; HGerm. niuwi ; niuwe, neu ; Eng. new.]
⋙ navakarmika: ○karmika mfn. superintendent of the construction of an edifice Buddh.
⋙ navakārikā: ○kārikā f. a newly-married woman L. (wṛ. for -varikā?); • a new Kārikā (q.v.) L.
⋙ navakālaka: ○kālaka mf(ikā)n. of recent time or young age; • (ikā), f. a young woman (either one recently married or one in whom menstruation has recently commenced) W.
⋙ navakālidāsa: ○kālidāsa m. 'a new Kālidāsa', N. of Mādhava as author of Saṃkar. (cf. abhinava-k○)
⋙ navakṛt: ○kṛ́t (ŚaṅkhGṛ.), prob. wṛ. for
⋙ navagat: ○gát mfn. first-bearing AV. TS. -1
⋙ navagraha: ○graha mfn. (for 2. 4. náva) recently caught. Kad
⋙ navaghāsa: ○ghāsa m. new food Vait.
⋙ navacchātra: ○cchātra m. new scholar, novice W.
⋙ navaja: ○ja mfn. 'recently born', new, young (moon) MBh.
⋙ navajā: ○jā́ and (náva-)
⋙ navajāta: ○jāta mfn. 'id.', fresh, new RV.
⋙ navajvararipurasa: ○jvara-ripu-rasa and m. N. of partic. medicaments Rasêndrac.
⋙ navajvarebhasiṃha: ○jvarêbha-siṃha m. N. of partic. medicaments Rasêndrac.
⋙ navajvāra: ○jvārá m. new pain or sorrow RV.
⋙ navatara: ○tara (náva-), mfn. (compar.) newer, younger, fresher ŚBr. (cf. náviiyas)
⋙ navatā: ○tā f. freshness, novelty Kum. -1
⋙ navatva: ○tva n. (for 2. 4. nava) id. Rājat.
⋙ navadala: ○dala n. the fresh leaf of a lotus or any young leaf W.
⋙ navadāva: ○dāvá m. recently burnt pasture land; • vyá mfn. growing on ft TS.
⋙ navadvīpa: ○dvīpa m. 'the new island', N. of a place now called Nuddea (at the confluence of the Bhāgīrathī and the Jalangī rivers) Kshitîś.; • -parikramā f. N. of wk
⋙ navanagara: ○nagara n. 'new town, N. of a town L.
⋙ navanalinadalāya: ○nalina-dalāya Nom. Ā. ○yate (p. ○yamāna), to resemble the leaf of a fresh lotus blossom BhP.
⋙ navanava: ○nava mfn. always new; • most various or manifold Vcar. HPariś.
⋙ navanāthayogin: ○nātha-yogin m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ navanī: ○nī f. (cf. BrahmaP.) = next
⋙ navanīta: ○nīta (náva-), n. fresh butter Br. MBh. Suśr. &c; • -kavi m. N. of an author Cat.; • -khoṭī f. a kind of tree Car. Comm.; • -gaṇa-pati m. N. of a form of Gaṇêśa RTL. 218; • -ja n. ghee (= ghṛta) Gal.; • -jātaka n. N. of of wk; • -dhenu f. a quantity of butter presented to Brāhmans (cf. under dhenu) W.; • -nibandha m. N. of wk; • -pṛśni mfn. having spots as yellow as butter TāṇḍBr.; • -maya mf(ī)n. consisting of fresh butter Hcat.; • -sama mfn. 'butter-like', soft, gentle (voice) Pañc.
⋙ navanītaka: ○nītaka n. clarified butter L.
⋙ navapattrikā: ○pattrikā f. N. of a partic. play or sport Cat. (a fictitious marriage Sch.)
⋙ navapariṇayā: ○pariṇayā f. recently married, Kāvyapr
⋙ navaparṇādibhakṣaṇa: ○parṇâdi-bhakṣaṇa n. 'eating of new leaves, &c.', N. of ch. of PSarv.
⋙ navapallava: ○pallava n. a new shoot, young sprout W.
⋙ navaprasūtā: ○prasūtā f. any female who has lately brought forth L.
⋙ navaprāśana: ○prâśana n. eating of new corn PārGṛ.
⋙ navaphalikā: ○phalikā f. a newly married woman L.; • a girl in whom menstruation has recently begun L.
⋙ navabaddha: ○baddha mfn. lately caught, recently bound R. Ragh. -1. [Page 531, Column 1]
⋙ navama: ○má mfn. = navatama RV. v, 57, 3 (cf. Sāy.)
⋙ navamallikā: ○mallikā or f. Jasminum Sambac Kāv.
⋙ navamallī: ○mallī f. Jasminum Sambac Kāv.
⋙ navamālikā: ○mālikā f. id. ib. Var. Suśr.; • N. of a daughter of Dharma-vardhana (king of Śrāvasti) Daś.
⋙ navamālinī: ○mālinī f. N. of a kind of metre Col.
⋙ navamālī: ○mālī f. = -mallikā L.
⋙ navamegha: ○megha m. a new cloud or one just appearing MW.
⋙ navayajña: ○yajña m. an offering of the first-fruits of the harvest Gobh.
⋙ navayauvaṇa: ○yauvaṇa n. fresh youth, bloom of youth Bhartṛ.; • mf(ā)n. (Śṛiṅgār.) = -vat (cf. MW.), mfn. blooming with the freshness of youth
⋙ navaraktaka: ○raktaka n. a newly-dyed garment W.
⋙ navaraṅga: ○raṅga under 4. náva
⋙ navarajas: ○rajas f. a girl who has only recently menstruated L.
⋙ navarāja: ○rāja m. N. of an author (son of Deva-siṃha) Cat.
⋙ navarāṣṭra: ○rāṣṭra n. N. of a kingdom MBh. Hariv.; • pl. its inhabitants MBh.
⋙ navavadhū: ○vadhū f. = next Kāv.; • a daughter-in-law L.
⋙ navavarikā: ○varikā f. a newly-married woman L. (cf. -kārikā)
⋙ navavastra: ○vastra n. new cloth L.
⋙ navavāstva: ○vāstva under 4. nava
⋙ navaśaśibhṛt: ○śaśi-bhṛt m. 'bearing the new moon-crescent', N. of Śiva Megh.
⋙ navaśrāddha: ○śrāddha n. the first series of Śrāddhas collectively (offered on the 1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th, 9th, and 11th day after a person's death) W.
⋙ navasaṃghārāma: ○saṃghârāma m. N. of a monastery Buddh.
⋙ navasasya: ○sasya n. the first fruits of the year's harvest; • ○syêṣṭi f. a sacrifice of first fruits Mn. iv, 26 ; 27
⋙ navasū: ○sū́ (cf. RV.),
⋙ navasūtikā: ○sūtikā (cf. L.), f. a cow that has recently calved (the latter also 'a woman recently delivered' W.)
⋙ navasthāna: ○sthāna m. 'having (always) a new place (?)', the wind L.
⋙ navasvastara: ○sva-stara m. a bed or couch of fresh grass ĀpGṛ.
⋙ navāgata: navâgata mfn. just come Kām.
⋙ navānna: navânna n. new rice or grain; • first-fruits AitBr. Mn.; • a ceremony observed on first eating new rice &c. MW.; • -bhakṣaṇa n. eating of new grain', N. of ch. of the PSarv.; • -vidhi m. -sthālī-pāka-mantra m. pl; • -hautra n. N. of wks; • ○nnêṣṭi f. = navasasyêṣṭi L.
⋙ navāmbara: navâmbara n. new and unbleached cloth W.
⋙ navāmbu: navâmbu n. fresh water MW.
⋙ navārma: navârma n. N. of a place L.
⋙ navāvasāna: návâvasāna ī. a new dwelling MaitrS.
⋙ navāvasita: navâvasitá n. (prob.) id. ŚBr. KātyŚr. 1
⋙ navāha: navâhá m. 'a new day', first day of a fortnight L.
⋙ navetara: navêtara mfn. 'other than new, old Ragh.
⋙ navoḍhā: navôḍhā f. a newly-married woman Kāv.
⋙ navodaya: navôdaya mfn. newly risen (moon) Ragh.
⋙ navodita: navôdita mfn. id. (sun) MBh.
⋙ navoddhṛta: navôddhṛta n. fresh butter L.
⋙ navonavavyākhyā: navonava-vyākhyā (!) and f. N. of wks
⋙ navaucityavicāracarcā: navâucitya-vicāra-carcā f. N. of wks
≫ navaka 1: navaka mf(ikā)n. new, fresh, young Vās.; • m. a novice Divyâv.; • (ikā), f. = nava-śabdayukta L.
≫ naviṣṭha: náviṣṭha mfn. (superl.) the newest, youngest, last (Agni, Indra &c.) RV.
≫ navī: navī in comp. for 1. nava
⋙ navīkaraṇa: ○karaṇa n. making new, renewing W. root
⋙ navīkṛ: ○kṛ (pp. kṛta) to make new, revive MBh. Kāv. &c
⋙ navībhāva: ○bhāva m. becoming new, renovation Kathās. root
⋙ navībhū: ○bhū (pp. bhūta) to become new; • be renewed or revived Kāv. Kathās.
≫ navīna: navīna mf(ā)n. new, fresh, young Kāv.
⋙ navīnacandra: ○candra m. the new moon MW.
⋙ navīnanirmāṇa: ○nirmāṇa n
⋙ navīnamatavicāra: ○mata-vicāra and m. N. of wks
⋙ navīnavāda: ○vāda m. N. of wks
⋙ navīnavedāntin: ○vedântin m. a modern Vedánta philosopher Sch.
≫ navīya: návīya mfn. new, young RV. iii, 36, 3
≫ navīyas: návīyas mfn. (compar.) new, fresh, young, recent, being or doing or appearing lately RV.; • (as, asā), ind. recently, lately ib.
≫ navya 1: návya mf(ā)is. = ○viiya RV. &c. &c; • (with strī), f. a newly-married woman; • (ā), f. a redflowered Punar-navā L.
: navyadharmitāvacchedakavādārtha3návya--dharmitâvacchedaka-vādârtha m
⋙ navyanirmāṇa: ○nirmāṇa
⋙ navyamatarahasya: ○mata-rahasya n
⋙ navyamatavāda: ○mata-vāda or m
⋙ navyamatavicāra: ○mata-vicāra m
⋙ navyamatavādārtha: ○mata-vādârtha m
⋙ navyamuktivādaṭippanī: ○mukti-vāda-ṭippanī f. N. of wks
⋙ navyavat: ○vat ind. ever anew BhP.
⋙ navyavardhamāna: ○vardhamāna m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ navyākṛti: navyâkṛti m. N. of Kṛishṇa Dhūrtan.
: navyānumitiparāmarśakāryakāraṇabhāvavicāra3navyânumiti-parāmarśa-kārya-kāraṇa-bhāva-vicāra and m. n. of wks
⋙ navyānumitiparāmarśavicāra: navyânumiti-parāmarśa-vicāra m. n. of wks
≫ navyas: návyas mfn. = náviiyas RV. (gen. pl. ○sīnām for ○sām, v, 53, 10 ; 58, t); • (as, asā, ase), ind. recently, lately; • anew ib.
nava 2: nava m. (√2. su) praise, celebration L.
≫ navana: navana n. (ifc. f. ā) the act of praising, laudation Nalôd.
≫ naviṣṭi: náviṣṭi f. song of praise, hymn RV. viii, 2, 17
≫ navya 2: návya mfn. to be praised, laudable RV. (navá AV. ii, 5, 2)
nava 3: nava m. (√5. nu) sneezing Car.
nava 4: náva in tri-ṇava, q.v. &c. in comp. = ○van. [Page 531, Column 2]
⋙ navakaṇḍikāśrāddhasūtra: ○kaṇḍikā-śrāddha-sūtra n. N. of the 6th Pariś. of Kāty. (= śrāddha-kalpa-s○)
⋙ navakapāla: ○kapāla (ná○) mfn. distributed in 9 dishes ŚBr.
⋙ navakara: ○kara m. 9handed (?)', N. of a poet Cat. (cf. -hasta)
⋙ navakṛtvas: ○kṛtvas ind. 9 times Vedântas.
⋙ navakoṭi: ○koṭi f
⋙ navakhaṇḍayogasahasra: ○khaṇḍayoga-sahasra n. N. of wks
⋙ navaguṇita: ○guṇita mfn. multiplied by 9 L. 2
⋙ navagraha: ○graha m. pl. the 9 planets (i.e. sun, moon, 5 planets with Rāhu and Ketu) W.; • -kavaca m. or n. -gaṇita, -cakra n. -cintā-maṇi m. -daśā-lakṣaṇa, -dāna, -dhyāna n. -dhyāna-prakāra m. -nāmâvali-, -paddhati, -pūjā, -pūjā-paddhati f. -pūjā-vidhi, -prayoga, -praśna m. -phala n. -bali-dāna-prayoga m. -makha m. -makha-śānti f. -maṅgalâṣṭaka n. -mantra m. pl., -yantrôddharaṇa-krama, -yāga m. -vidhāna n. -śānti f. -sūkta n. -stava, m. -stuti f. -stotra, -sthāpana n. -homa m. ○hâdhidevatā-sthāpana, ○hâdhipatyâhidevatāsthāpana n. ○hânayana-koṣṭhaka n. pl. N. of wks
⋙ navagva: ○gva (ná○), mf(ā)n. (√gam) going by 9 consisting of 9, 9.fold; • m.pl. N. of a myth. family described as sharing in Indra's battles &c; • m. sg. one of this family RV. (cf. daśa-gva)
⋙ navacatvāriṃśa: ○catvāriṃśa mf(ī)n. the 49th; • ○śat f. 49
⋙ navacchadi: ○cchadi (ná○), mfn. having 9 roofs TS.
⋙ navatattva: ○tattva n. -prakaraṇa n. bālabodha, -bālâvabodha, or -bodha m. -sūtra n. N. of wks
⋙ navatantu: ○tantu m. N. of a son of Viśvā-mitra MBh.
⋙ navatardma: ○tardma mfn. having 9 holes KātyŚr.
⋙ navatāntava: ○tāntava mf(ī)n. consisting of 9 threads, Gṛhyās. -2
⋙ navatva: ○tva n. an aggregate of 9 Sarvad.
⋙ navadaśa: ○daśá mf(ī)n. the 19th R.; • consisting of 19 VS.
⋙ navadaśan: ○daśán or (náva.)
⋙ navadaśan: ○daśan mfn. pl. 19 VS.
⋙ navadīdhiti: ○dīdhiti m. 9- rayed', the planet Mars or its regent L. (cf. navârcis)
⋙ navadurgā: ○durgā f. Durgā in her 9 forms (viz. Kumārikā, Tri-mūrti, Kāyāṇī Rohiṇī, Kālī, Caṇḍikā, Śāmbhavi, Durgā, Bhadrā) L.
⋙ navadevakula: ○deva-kula n. N. of a town L.
⋙ navadolā: ○dolā f. a litter borne by 9 men W.
⋙ navadvāra: ○dvāra n. pl. the 9 doors or apertures (of the body; • 3. khá) Subh.; • (nā○), mfn. 9doored AV. Up. &c; • n. the body Kum.
⋙ navadhā: ○dhā́ ind. into 9 parts, in 9 ways, 9 times &c. AV. Up &c
⋙ navanavati: ○navati f. 99 (in RV. for any large number); • -tama mf(ī)n. the 99th R.
⋙ navapañcāśa: ○pañcāśa mf(ī)n. the 59th; • ○śat f. 59; • -pad (ná○), mfn. (nom. pāt, padī, pat) 9.footed RV.
: navapāṣāṇadarbhaśayanasaṃkalpa3náva--pāṣāṇa-darbhaśayana-saṃkalpa m. N. of wk
⋙ navabhāga: ○bhāga m. the 9th part (esp. of an asterism or of a lunar mansion) Var. (cf. navâṃśa)
⋙ navamaṇimālā: ○maṇi-mālā f. N. of wk
⋙ navamukha: ○mukha mf(ī)n. having 9 apertures or openings BhP. (cf. -dvāra)
⋙ navayogakallola: ○yoga-kallola m. N. of wk. (-nyāya-ratnâkara)
⋙ navaraṅga: ○raṅga n. a gift to 5 and acceptance by 4 persons of the best Kāyastha families L.; • a kind of garment (also -ka) L. (fr. 1. nava?); • -kula mfn. having the privilege of marrying into 9 distinct families (?) MW.
⋙ navaratna: ○ratna n. 9 precious gems (viz. pearl, ruby, topaz, diamond, emerald, lapis lazuli, coral, sapphire, and Go-medha they are supposed to be related to the 9 planets) L. (cf. MWB. 528); • the 9 jewels (i.e. the 9 men of letters at the court of Vikramâditya, viz. Dhauvantari, Kshapaṇaka, Amara-siṃha, Śaṅku, Vetāla-bhaṭṭ, Ghaṭa-karpara, Kāli-dāsa, Vara-ruci, and Varāhamihira) L.; • N. of a collection of 9 stanzas and other wks; • -jyotir-gaṇita n. -dāna n. -dhātu-vivāda m. -parī7kṣā, mālā, -mālikā f. ○tnêśvara-tantra n. N. of wks
⋙ navaratha: ○ratha m. N. of a son of Bhimasa (in comp.), the 9 sentiments or passions (dram.); • -taraṃgiṇī f. -ratna-hāra m. N. of wks
⋙ navarātra: ○rātra m. a period of 9 days. AitBr. ŚrS.; • a Soma sacrifice with 9 Sutyā days KātyŚr. ; 9 days in the middle of the Gavām-ayana ŚāṅkhSr.; • n. (also ○trika) the 9 days from the Ist of the light half of month Āśvina to the 9th (devoted to the worship of Durgā) RTL. 431; • -kṛtya n. -ghaṭa-sthāpan- vidhi m. -nirṇaya m. -pūjā-vidhāna n. -pradīpa m. -vrata n. -havana-vidhi, m. N. of wks
⋙ navarāśika: ○rāśika m. or n. the rule of proportion with 9 terms comprising 4 proportions MW.
⋙ navarāṣṭra: ○rāṣṭra under 1. nava
⋙ navarca: ○rcá (○va + ṛca), mfn. consisting of 9 verses AV.
⋙ navavarṇamālā: ○varṇa-mālā f
⋙ navavarṣamahotsava: ○varṣa-mahôtsava m. N. of wks
⋙ navavārṣika: ○vārṣika mfn. 9 years old; • -deśīya mfn. about 9 years old Pañcad.
⋙ navavāstva: ○vāstva (ná○), m. having 9 dwelling-places', N. of a myth. being RV.
⋙ navaviṃśa: ○viṃśa mf(ī)n. the 29th R.; • -śati (ná○), f. 29 VS.
⋙ navavitṛṇṇa: ○vitṛṇṇa mfn. per. forated in 9 places ŚBr.
⋙ navavidha: ○vidha mfn. 9-fold, consisting of 9 parts Kauś. BhP.
⋙ navavivekadīpikā: ○viveka-dīpikā f. N. of wk
⋙ navavṛṣa: ○vṛṣá mfn. having 9 bulls AV.
⋙ navavyūha: ○vyūha m. N. of Vishṇu L. (cf. catur-v○). [Page 531, Column 3]
⋙ navaśakti: ○śakti m. having 9 faculties', N. of Vishṇu or Śiva L.
⋙ navaśata: ○śata n. 109; • -tama mf(ī)n. the 109th R.
⋙ navaśas: ○śas ind. 9 by 9, by nines W.
⋙ navaśāyaka: ○śāyaka m. N. given to any of 9 inferior castes (viz. cowherd, gardener, oilman, weaver, confectioner, water-carrier, potter, blacksmith, and barber) W.
⋙ navaṣaṭka: ○ṣaṭka mfn. consisting of 9 x 6 (strings &c.) Var.
⋙ navaṣaṣṭi: ○ṣaṣṭi f. 69; • -tama mf(ī)n. the 69th R.
⋙ navasaṃyojanavisaṃyojanaka: ○saṃyojanavisaṃyojanaka mṆ. of Buddha Divyâv.
⋙ navasaṃghārāma: ○saṃghârāma under 1. nava
⋙ navasaptati: ○saptati f. 79; • -tama mf(ī)n. the 79th R.
⋙ navasaptadaśa: ○sapta-daśa m. N. of an Atirātra ŚrS.
⋙ navasara: ○sara m. or n. a kind of ornament consisting of pearls Pañcad.
⋙ navasāhasāṅkacārit: ○sāhasâṅkacârit n. 'the 9 [or new?] deeds of king Sāhasâṅka', N. of a poem by Śrī-Harsha
⋙ navasāhasra: ○sāhasra mf(ī)n. consisting of 9000 Cat.
⋙ navastobha: ○stobha n. (with āyus), N. of a Sāman
⋙ navasrakti: ○srakti (ná○), mfn. '9 cornered', consisting of 9 parts (as a hymn) RV. viii, 65, 12
⋙ navahasta: ○hasta m. N. of an author Cat. (cf. -kara)
⋙ navāṃśa: navâṃśa or m.= ○va-bhāga Var.
⋙ navāṃśaka: navâṃḍśaka m.= ○va-bhāga Var.; • ○ka-pa m. the regent of a N/ ib.
⋙ navākṣara: navâkṣara mf(ā or ī)n. consisting of 9 syllables ŚBr.; • ○rī-kalpa m. N. of wk
⋙ navāṅkura: navâṅkura m. N. of wk
⋙ navāṅgā: navâṅgā f. a kind of gall-nut L. (vḷ., latâṅgī)
⋙ navātmaka: navâtmaka mfn. consisting of 9 parts L.
⋙ navānupūrvasamāpattikuśala: navânupūrva-samāpatti-kuśala m. N. of Buddha Divyâv.
⋙ navāyasa: navâyasa n. a medic. preparation containing 9 parts of iron Rasar.
⋙ navāratni: návâratni mfn. 9 ells long ŚBr.
⋙ navārcis: navârcis m. -"ṣva-dīdhiti VP.
⋙ navārṇava: navârṇava (in comp.), the 9 seas; • -paddhati f. -prakaraṇa n. N. of wks
⋙ navāśīti: navâśīti f. 89; • -tama mf(ī)n. the 89th R.
⋙ navāśra: navâśra mfn. 9-cornered; • -kuṇḍa Cat.
⋙ navāha: navâha m. the first day of a half-month L.; • = ○varātra m. "ṢaḍvBr. Lāṭy.
⋙ navāhnikabhāṣya: navâhnika-bhāṣya n. (prob.) = the Mahā-bhāshya of Patañjali Cat. (cf. bhṭbhāṣya-n○)
≫ navaka 2: navaka mfn. consisting of 9 RPrāt. MBh.; • n. the aggregate of 9 Var. Car. &c
≫ navata 1: navata mf(ī)n. the 90th Rājat. (cf. ekadvā- &c.)
≫ navati: navatí (cf. L. also ○tī) f. 90 RV. &c. &c
⋙ navatitama: ○tama mf(ī)n. the 90th MBh. R.
⋙ navatidhanus: ○dhanus m. N. of an ancestor of Gautama Buddha Inscr.
⋙ navatidhā: ○dhā ind. 90 fold W.
⋙ navatiprakrama: ○prakrama (○tí-), mf(ā)n. 90 steps long ŚBr.
⋙ navatiratha: ○ratha m. N. of an ancestor of Gautama Buddha Inscr.
⋙ navatirupatimāhātmya: ○rupati-māhātmya (?), n. N. of wk
⋙ navatiśata: ○śata n. 190 L.
⋙ navatiśas: ○śas ind. 90 by 90
≫ navatikā: navatikā f. (fr. navatí) a paint-brush containing 90 hairs L.
≫ navan: navan pl. (nom. acc. ráva; • instr. navábhis abl. dat. ○bhyas loc. ○su; • Class, also navabhís, ○bhyás, ○sú; • gen. navānā́m Pāṇ. 6-1, 177 &c.) nine RV. &c. &c. [Cf. Zd. navan ; Gk. ? for ? fr ? fa Lat., nôvem ; Goth. [531, 3] and Old HGerm. niun, OSax. and Angl. Sax. nigun, NHGerm. neun, Eng. nine.]
≫ navama 2: navamá mf(ī)n. the ninth AV. &c. &c. (cf. 1. navamá under 1' nava); • of 9 kinds, ninefold Hcat.; • (ī), f. (sc. tithi) the 9th day of a lunar halfmonth
⋙ navamāṃśa: navaḍmâṃśa m. (in astrol.) = navâṃśa
≫ navamaka: navamaka mfn. the ninth, Śrut
≫ navin: navin mfn. consisting of nine Lāṭy.
navata 2: navata m. an elephant's painted or variegated housings; • woollen cloth; • a cover, blanket, wrapper L. (cf. 2. namata)
navara: navara m. or n. N. of a partic. high number, Buddli
⋙ navarasaundaryabhaṭṭa: ○saundarya-bhaṭṭa m. N. of an author Cat.
navaram: navaram ind. (Prākr.) only L.
navidvas: na-vidvas na-vipulā, under 2, and 1. na
naveda: náveda (only RV. i, 165, 13) and návedas mfn. observing, cognizant (with gen.) RV. (Clearly not from the negat. na, but cf. Pāṇ. 6-3, 75.)
navya 1: navya. and 2 above
naś 1: naś or noṃś, cl. 1. P. Ā. náśati, ○te (aor. ānat, -naṭ -anaṣṭām, -nak [in pra-ṇak], Impv. -nákṣi; • Ā. 1. sg. náṃśi Prec. naśīmahi; • inf. -náśe), to reach, attain, meet with, find RV. [Cf. 1. aś and nakṣ ; Lat. nac-tus sum ; Lith. nésśti ; Slav. nesti ; Goth. ganâhs ; Germ. genug ; Angl. Sax genâh ; Eng. enough.]
≫ naśa 1: naśa dur-ṇaśa, dū-ṇaśa
≫ naśāya: naśāya Nom. P. ○yati, to reach, attain to (acc.) RV. x, 10, 6. [Page 532, Column 1]
naś 2: naś cl. 4. P. (cf. Dhātup. xxvi, 85) náśyati (rarely ○te and 1. P. náśati, ○te; • pf. nanāśa, 3. pl. neśur; • aor. anaśat MBh. &c; • aneśat, néśat RV. Br. [cf. Pat. on Pāṇ. 6-4, 1 20]; • fut. naśiṣyati AV.; • naṅkṣyati, ○te [cond. anaṅkṣyata] MBh.; • naśitā ib.; • naṃṣṭā Pāṇ. 7-2, 45; • naṅgdhā Vop.; • inf. naśitum, naṃṣum Gr; • ind. p. naśitvā, naṣṭva, naṃṣṭvā ib.) to be lost, perish, disappear, be gone, run away RV. &c. &c; • to come to nothing, be frustrated or unsuccessful Mn. MBh. Kāv. &c.: Caus. nāśáyati, ep. also ○te (aor. -anīnaśat; • dat. inf. -nāśayadhyai RV.) to cause to be lost or disappear, drive away, expel, remove, destroy, efface RV. &c. &c; • to lose (also from memory), give up MBh. Kāv. Pañc.; • to violate, deflower (a girl) Daś. Kull.; • to extinguish (a fire) BhP.; • to disappear (in mā nīnaśah and ○naśuḥ) MBh.: Desid. ninaśiṣati or ninaṅkṣati Pāṇ. 7-1, 60 ; 2, 45 (cf. ninaṅkṣu); • Desid. of Caus. nināśayiṣati, to wish to destroy Daś.: Intens. nānaśyate or nānaṃṣṭi Gr. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. nex, nocere]. [532, 1]
≫ naś 3: naś mfn. perishing (in jīva-, q.v.)
≫ naśa 2: naśa m. destruction MW. (cf. 2. nāśa)
≫ naśana: naśana n. disappearing, escaping L.; • loss BhP.
≫ naśitṛ: naśitṛ mfn. one who disappears or destroys L. (cf. naṃṣṭṛ)
≫ naśyat: naśyat mf(antī)n. perishing, being destroyed &c
⋙ naśyatprasūti: ○prasūti or f. a female bearing a dead child L.
⋙ naśyatprasūtikā: ○prasūḍtikā f. a female bearing a dead child L.
≫ naśvara: naśvara mf(ī)n. perishing, perishahle, transitory Kāv. Pur. &c; • destructive, mischievous W.
⋙ naśvaratva: ○tva n. perishableness, transitoriness Daś.
≫ naṣṭa: naṣṭá mfn. lost, disappeared, perished, destroyed, lost sight of invisible; • escaped (also -vat mfn. MBh.), run away from (abl.), fled (impers. with instr. of subj. Ratn. ī. 3) RV. &c. &c; • spoiled, damaged, corrupted, wasted, unsuccessful, fruitless, in vain Mn. Yājñ. MBh. &c; • deprived of(instr.) R. i, 14, 18 (in comp. =, without', '-less', 'un-'; • below); • one who has lost a lawsuit Mṛicch. ix, 4
⋙ naṣṭakāryārtha: ○kāryârtha mfn. one who has lost interest in what is to be done R. (B.)
⋙ naṣṭakriya: ○kriya mfn. ungrateful, Psñc. iii, 245 (ut. on whom a benefit is lost; • cf. MBh. i, 6116)
⋙ naṣṭagaṇita: ○gaṇita n. N. of wk
⋙ naṣṭacandra: ○candra m. 'moonless', N. of the 4th day in both halves of Bhādra L.
⋙ naṣṭacaryā: ○caryā f. playing at hide and seek Nalac.
⋙ naṣṭacetana: ○cetana mfn. one who has lost consciousness, insensible MBh. Suśr.
⋙ naṣṭaceṣṭa: ○ceṣṭa mf(ā)n. one who his lost the power of motion, rigid, fainted, insensible MBh. Kathās.; • -tā f. rigidity, swooning L.
⋙ naṣṭajanman: ○janman and n. 'a lost nativity', subsequent calculation of a lost nativity Var.
⋙ naṣṭajātaka: ○jātaka n. 'a lost nativity', subsequent calculation of a lost nativity Var.; • N. of wk. (also -vidhāna, N.)
⋙ naṣṭadṛṣṭi: ○dṛṣṭi mfn. sightless, blind BhP.
⋙ naṣṭadhī: ○dhī mfn. unmindful or forgetful (of an offence) Rājat. v, 299
⋙ naṣṭanidra: ○nidra mfn. sleepless Pañc.
⋙ naṣṭapattrikā: ○pattrikā f. N. of wk
⋙ naṣṭapiṣṭa: ○piṣṭa mfn. dissolved into powder Bhpr.; • ○ṭī- √kṛ, to dissolved into Powder ib.
⋙ naṣṭapraśna: ○praśna m. N. of wk
⋙ naṣṭabīja: ○bīja mfn. destitute of the seminal secretion, impotent L.
⋙ naṣṭamati: ○mati mfn. one who has lost his senses BhP.
⋙ naṣṭamārgaṇa: ○mārgaṇa n. seeking any lost object Var.
⋙ naṣṭarājya: ○rājya n. N. of a district to the north-east of Madhya-deśa ib.
⋙ naṣṭarūpa: ○rūpa mfn. 'whose form is lost', invisible MBh.; • (ā or ī), f. N. of a metre RPrāt.
⋙ naṣṭaviṣa: ○viṣa (○ṭá-), mfn. (a snake) whose venom is lost AV.
⋙ naṣṭavedana: ○védana mf(ī)n. finding any lṭlost object ŚBr.
⋙ naṣṭasaṃsmṛti: ○saṃsmṛti mfn. unmindful or forgetful of (gen.) Bhaṭṭ.
⋙ naṣṭasaṃjña: ○saṃjña mf(ā)n. = -cetana MBh.
⋙ naṣṭahīnavikalavikṛtasvara: ○hīna-vikala-vikṛta-svara mfn. whose voice has been lost or become feeble or deficient or changed; • -tā f. Suśr.
⋙ naṣṭasmṛti: ○smṛti mfn. one who has lost his memory, forgetful MW.
⋙ naṣṭāgni: naṣṭâgni m. (a householder) whose fire has been extinguished L.
⋙ naṣṭātaṅkam: naṣṭâtaṅkam ind. without fear (v. l. For ○tâśaṅka)
⋙ naṣṭātman: naṣṭâtman mfn. deprived of mind or sense MBh.
⋙ naṣṭāptisūtra: naṣṭâptisūtra n. 'line or series of lost property', booty L.
⋙ naṣṭārtha: naṣṭârtha mfn. one who has lost his property, reduced, poor, Kātbās
⋙ naṣṭāśaṅka: naṣṭâśaṅka mfn. fearless, dauntless Śak. (Pi.) i, 14
⋙ naṣṭāśvadagdharathavat: naṣṭâśvadagdha-ratha-vat ind. like one whose horse was lost and one whose waggon was burnt (who therefore helped each other) Pat. on P1ṇ. ii, 1, 50 Vārtt. 16
⋙ naṣṭāsu: naṣṭâsu mfn. one whose vital spirits have disappeared AV.
⋙ naṣṭendukalā: naṣṭêndu-kalā f. (night) in which the moon is invisible L.
⋙ naṣṭendriya: naṣṭendriya mfn. = ○ṭa-bija, deprived of one's senses MW.
⋙ naṣṭaiṣa: naṣṭâiṣá (cf. ŚBr.),
⋙ naṣṭaiṣin: naṣṭâiḍṣin (cf. AitBr.), mfn. seeking what has been lost
⋙ naṣṭaiṣya: naṣṭaiṣyá n. the act of seeking what has been lost AitBr. [Page 532, Column 2]
: naṣṭoddiṣṭaprabodhakadhrauvapadaṭīkā3naṣṭôd-diṣṭa-prabodhaka-dhrauvapada-ṭīkā f. N. of wk. on music
⋙ naṣṭobhayaloka: naṣṭôbhaya-loka mfn. one for whom both worlds are lost Kād.
≫ naṣṭi: naṣṭi f. loss, destruction, ruin BhP.
naśāka: naśāka m. a kind of crow L.
naṣṭa: naṣṭa above
nas 1: nas encl. form for acc. gen. dat. pl. of the Ist pers. pron. (cf. Pāṇ. 7-l, i, 21), us, of us, to us ; in Veda changeable into ṇas (4, 27 ; 28). [Cf. Zd. na, our; • Gk. ?, ?, ; Lat. nos-ter ; Old Lat. dat. [532, 2] nis.]
nas 2: nas cl. 1. Ā. (Dhātup. xvi, 26) násate (aor. Pot. nasīmahi RV. ii, 16, 8; • pf nese; • fut. nasitā Gr.) to approach, resort to, join, copulate (esp. as husband and wife) RV.; • to be crooked or fraudulent Dhātup. [Cf. Gk.? (o) ? va- (o), ? ; [532, 2] Goth. ga-niśan, nas-jan ; Angl. S. gene10san ; HGerm. gine10san, genesen.]
nas 3: nás or nās f. (the strong stem occurs only in du. nā́sā RV. ii, 39, 6, the weak stem only in nasā́, nasí, nasós [cf. Pāṇ. 6-1, 63] and in comp.) the nose RV. AV. VS. TS. BhP. [Cf. nāsā, nāsikā ; Lat. nas-turciunm, nāres ; Lith. nósis ; Slav. nosû ; Germ. ṇase ; Angl. Sax. nosu ; Eng. nose, nostril = nose-thrill, nose-hole.]
⋙ naḥkṣudra: naḥkṣudra mf(ā)n. small-nosed L.
⋙ nastas: nas-tas ind. from or into the nose Br. &c. &c; • -taḥ-karaṇa, nasta-k○; • -taḥ-karman n. the putting into the nose, taking snuff Car.
⋙ nasyota: nasy-otá mfn. (√ve) fastened or tied by the nose, led by a nose-cord TS. MBh. BhP.
⋙ nasvat: nas-vát mfn. nosed AV.
≫ nasa: nasa (ifc.) the nose (cf. apī-n○, urū-ṇ○, kumbhīn○ &c.); • (ā) f. id. L.
≫ nasi: nasi id. (?); • kumbhī-n○
≫ nasta: nasta m. the nose L.; • (ā), f. a hole bored through the septum of the nose L.; • n. a sternutatory, snuff L.
⋙ nastakaraṇa: ○karaṇa n. instrument used by Bhikshus for injecting the nose L. (○taḥ-k? above.)
⋙ nastatas: ○tas ind. = (and prob. fr.) nas-tás (cf. pat-ta-tas fr. pattas) MBh.
⋙ nastota: nastota mfn. = nasy-ota L.
≫ nastaka: nastaka m. the septum of the nose (of cattle for draught) or a hole bored in it MBh. xii, 9377
≫ nastita: nastita mfn. nozzled (cf. nastota and nasyota) L.
≫ nasya: násya mfn. belonging to or being in the nose (as breath) ŚBr.; • (ā), f. nose-cord Yājñ. Sch. (cf. nāsya); • the nose L.; • n. the hairs in the nose VS.; • a sternutatory, errhine MBh. R. Suśr.
⋙ nasyakarman: ○karman n. the application of a sternutatory Suśr.
⋙ nasyabhairava: ○bhairava m. (scil. rasa) a partic. medicament, Rasêndrach
⋙ nasyavidhi: ○vidhi m. 'rules about sternutatories', N. of ch. of ŚāṅgS
≫ nasyita: nasyita mfn. = nasy-ota Gal.
nasaṃvid: na-saṃvid na-sukara &c. 2. ná
nah 1: nah cl. 4. P. Ā. (cf. Dhātup. xxvi, 57) náhyati, ○te (Pot. -nahet MBh.; • nahyur AitBr.; • p. Ā. náhyamāna also with pass. meaning RV. &c; • pf. nanāha, nehe; • fut. natsyati, naddhā Siddh. [cf. Pāṇ. 8-2, 34]; • aor, anātsīt, Bhsṭṭ; • anaddha Vop.; • ind. p. naddhvā Gr; • -náhya Br. &c; • inf. -naddhum Kāv.) to bind, tie, fasten, bind on or round or together; • (Ā.) to put on (as armour &c.), arm one's self. RV. &c. &c.: Pass. nahyate, p. ○hyamāna ( above): Caus. nāhayati (aor. anīnahat Gr.) to cause to bind together BhavP.: Desid. ninatsati, ○te Gr.: Intens. nānahyate, nānaddhi. ib. [Prob. for nagh ; Lat. nectere, Germ. ṇestel (?).]
≫ nah 2: náh (only in nádbihyas RV. x, 60, 6; • but cf. akṣā-náh) a bond, tie
≫ nahasra: náhasra n. bolt, nail, crotchet RV. AV.; • bond, fetter (cf. un-n○); • putting on, girding round Viddh.
≫ nahus: náhus^ m. neighbour, fellow-creature, man, (comp. ○huṣ-ṭara, nearer than a nearer, x, 49, 8); • (collect., also pl.) neighbourhood, mankind RV. (cf. Naigh. ii, 2)
≫ nahuṣa: náhuṣa m.= náhus RV. i, 31, 11 ; v, 12, 6; • (prob.) N. of a man, viii, 46, 27; • of a son of Manu and author of RV. ix, 101 Anukr.; • of an ancient king (son of Āyu or Āyus [cf. RV. i. 31, 11] and father of Yayāti; • he took possession of Indra's throne but was afterwards deposed and changed into a serpent Mn. vii, 41 MBh. R. &c. (cf. RTL. 240); • according to R. i, 72, 30 and ii, 119, 30 he is a son of Ambarisha and father of Nabhāga); • of a serpent-demon MBh. Hariv.; • of a Marut Hariv.; • of Vishṇu-Kṛishṇa MBh. [Page 532, Column 3]
⋙ nahuṣacarita: ○carita 'Nahusha's life', N. of ch. of the PadmaP.
⋙ nahuṣākhya: nahuṣâkhya n. the flower of Tabernaemontana Coronaria L.
⋙ nahuṣātmaja: nahuṣâtmaja m. N. of king Yayāti (cf. above) W.
≫ nahuṣya: nahuṣyá mfn. relating to man, human RV. ix, 88, 2 ; 91, 2; • descended from Nahusha (?), x, 63, 1
nahi: na-hí (ná-hí MaitrS. and ŚBr.), ind. (g. câdi) for not, surely not, by no means, not at all (often strengthened by other particles, as aṅgá, nú, sma) RV. &c. &c. (nahikam g. câdi)
⋙ nahimātra: ○mātra m. or n. a partic. high number (vḷ. mantra) Buddh. (cf. na-māsra under 2. ná)
nā: nā́ 2. ná
nāka: nā́ka m. (√nam[?]; • according to Br. and Nir. fr. 2. ná + 2 -áka, 'where there is no pain' [?]; • cf. Pāṇ. 6-3, 75 and below mfn. ) vault of heaven (with or scil. divás), firmament, sky (generally conceived as threefold, cf. tri-diva, tri-nāka, and AV. xix, 27, 4; • in VS. xvii, 67 there is a fivefold scale, viz. pṛthivii, antari-kṣa, div, divo-nāka, and svar-jyotis) RV. &c. &c; • the sun Naigh. i. 4; • N. of a Maudgalya ŚBr. &c; • of a myth. weapon of Arjuna MBh.; • of a dynasty VP.; • mfn. painless ChUp. ii, 10, 5
⋙ nākacara: ○cara mfn. walking in the sky MBh.
⋙ nākanadī: ○nadī f. the river of heaven', the heavenly Gaṅgā Vcar.; • the earthly Gaṅgā Naish.
⋙ nākanātha: ○nātha or m. 'sky-lord', N. of Indra L.
⋙ nākanāthaka: ○nāḍthaka m. 'sky-lord', N. of Indra L.
⋙ nākanāyaka: ○nāyaka m. id. Bālar. Naish.; • -purohita m. 'Indra's chief priest', N. of Bṛihas-pati or the planet Jupiter L.
⋙ nākanārī: ○nārī f. 'heavenly female', an Apsaras Kathās.
⋙ nākapati: ○pati m. 'sky-lord', a god BhP.
⋙ nākapāla: ○pālá m. 'sky-guardian', a god AV.
⋙ nākapuraṃdhri: ○puraṃdhri f. = -nārī Bālar.
⋙ nākapriṣṭha: ○priṣṭha n. 'sky-ceiling', the uppermost heaven Āpast. MBh. (○ṭhya mfn. being in it R.); • m. N. of a man Kāś. on Pāṇ. 6-2, 114
⋙ nākaloka: ○loka m. the heavenly world MBh.
⋙ nākavanitā: ○vanitā f. = -nārī L.
⋙ nākasad: ○sád mfn. sitting or dwelling in the sky VS. ŚBr.; • m. a deity Hariv. Bhaṭṭ.; • N. of 9 Ekâhas ŚrS.; • f. N. of a kind of Ishṭakā ŚBr. Śulbas. (sat-tvá n. TS.)
⋙ nākastrī: ○strī f. = -nārī Kathās.
⋙ nākādhipa: nākâdhipa m. = ○ka-nātha; • -nāyikā f. pl. the courtezans of Indra, i.e. the Apsaras Naish.
⋙ nākāpagā: nākâpagā f. the heavenly Gaṅgā Inscr.
⋙ nākeśa: nākêśa m. = ○ka-nātha L.
⋙ nākeśvara: nākêśvara m. ○ka-pati Hariv.
⋙ nākoka: nākoka m. N. of a poet Cat.
⋙ nākaukas: nākâukas m. = ○ka-sád m. R.
≫ nākin: nākin m. 'having (i.e. dwelling in) heaven', a god Pur.
⋙ nākinkinātha: ○"ṣki-nātha (cf. Śatr.) and m. 'chief of the gods', N. of Indra
⋙ nākinkināyaka: ○"ṣḍki-nāyaka (cf. Siṃhâs.), m. 'chief of the gods', N. of Indra
nāku: nāku m. (√nam [?] Uṇ. i, 19); • anthill Nalac.; • mountain L.; • N. of a Muni L.
⋙ nākusadman: ○sadman m. a snake, W
nākula: nākula mf(ī)n . (fr. nak○) ichneumonlike, g. śarkarâdi; • m. patr. fr. Nakula RPrāt. (cf. Pāṇ. 4-1, 114 Sch.); • pl. N. of a people MBh.; • (ī), f. the ichneumon plant (supposed to furnish the iṭichneumon with an antidote when bitten by a snake) Suśr. (ct nakuleṣṭā); • Piper Chaba L.; • = yava-tiktā (L.), sarpa-gandhā (Bh.), and other plants
⋙ nākulāndhya: nākulândhya n. = nak○ Suśr.
≫ nākulaka: nākulaka mfn. worshipping Nakula Pāṇ. 4-3, 99 Kāś.
≫ nākuli: nākuli m. descendant of Nakula, patr. of Śatânika MBh.
nākra: nā́kra m. a kind of aquatic animal VS. TS. (cf. nakra)
nākṣatra: nākṣatra mf(ī)n. relating to the Nakshatras, starry, sidereal Lāṭy. Var. &c; • m. astronomer, astrologer MBh.; • n. a month computed by the moon's passage through the 27 mansions, or of 30 days of 60 Ghaṭīs each W.
≫ nākṣatrika: nākṣatrika mf(ī)n. -prec. mfn. Jyot.; • m. a month of 27 days (each day being the period of the moon's passage through a mansion) W.; • (ī), f. the state or condition to which a person is subjected agreeably to the asterism presiding over his nativity ib.
nāga: nāgá m. (prob. neither fr. na-ga nor fr. nagna) a snake, (esp.) Coluber Naga ŚBr. MBh. &c; • (f. ī́ Suparṇ.) a Nāga or serpent-demon (the race of Kadru or Su-rasā inhabiting the waters or the city Bhoga-vatī under the earth; • they are supposed to have a human face with serpent-like lower extremities [see esp. Nag. v, 17 RTL. 233 &c.]; • their kings are Śesha, Vāsuki, and Takshaka ib. 323 ; 7 or 8 of the Nāgas are particularly mentioned MBh. Kāv. &c; • with Buddhists they are also represented as ordinary men MWB. 220) [Page 533, Column 1]; • N. of the numbers 7 (Sūryas.) or 8 (cf. Hcat.); • a cruel man L.; • one of the 5 airs of the human body (which is expelled by eructation) Vedântas.; • (sg. also collect.) an elephant (f. ī ifc. f. ā) Kāv. BhP. etc; • the best or most excellent of any kind (ifc.) L. (cf. ṛṣabha, vyāghra &c.); • shark L.; • cloud L.; • N. of sev. plants (Mesua Roxburghī, Rottlera Tinctoria &c.) L.; • N. of a serpent-demon VP.; • of a Sādhya Hariv.; • of a teacher Buddh.; • of a dynasty of 9 or 10 princes VP.; • of sev. authors (also -śarman and -bhaṭṭa) Col.; • of sev. other men Rājat.; • of a mountain Pur.; • of a district L.; • = -danta (below) L.; • (ā and ī), f. N. of sev. women Rājat.; • (ī), f. N. of a metre Col. (cf. above); • n. (m. L.) tin, lead Bhpr.; • a kind of talc ib.; • a kind of coitus L.; • N. of the 3rd invariable Karaṇa ( s.v.) Sūryas. Var.; • of the effects of that period on anything happening during it W.; • of a district of Bhārata-varsha Gol.; • mf(ā, or ī)n. formed of snakes, relating to serpents or serpents-demons, snaky, serpentine, serpent-like MBh. &c. (with āsana n. a partic. attitude in sitting Cat.; • ā f. [scil. viithī] = nāga-v○, below Var.); • belonging to an elephant, elephantine (as urine) Suśr.
⋙ nāgakanda: ○kanda m. a kind of bulbous plant L.
⋙ nāgakanyakā: ○kanyakā (L.),
⋙ nāgakanyā: ○kanyā (cf. Kāraṇḍ.), f. a serpent-virgin (cf. MWB. 220 RTL. 233)
⋙ nāgakarṇa: ○karṇa m. red Ricinus L.
⋙ nāgakiññalka: ○kiññalka n. the blossom of Mesua Roxburghī L.
⋙ nāgakuṇḍalakuṇḍalin: ○kuṇḍala-kuṇḍalin mfn. wearing a coiled serpent for an earring MBh.
⋙ nāgakumāra: ○kumāra m. prince of the serpent-demons Divyâv.; • pl. N. of a class of deities among the Bhavanâdh7iśas guarding the treasures of Kubera L.; • (ī), f. Rubia Munjista L.; • (also ○rikā) Cocculus Cordifolius L.
⋙ nāgakeśa: ○keśa m. N. of a minister of king Nāgêśa Buddh.
⋙ nāgakesara: ○kesara m. Mesua Roxburghī Vāsant.; • n. its blossom Suśr. (-cūrṇaka L.); • a kind of steel L.
⋙ nāgakhaṇḍa: ○khaṇḍa n. N. of one of the 9 divisions of Bhāratavarsha Rājat. (wṛ. -cchanda; • cf. -dviipa)
⋙ nāgagandhā: ○gandhā f. a kind of bulbous plant L.
⋙ nāgagarbha: ○garbha n. red lead ib.
⋙ nāgacampaka: ○campaka m. a kind of Campaka L.
⋙ nāgacuḍa: ○cuḍa m. 'serpent-crested', N. of Śiva Śivag.
⋙ nāgacohattrā: ○cohattrā f. Tiaridium Indicum L.
⋙ nāgaja: ○ja n. 'born', red lead, tin L.
⋙ nāgajihvā: ○jihvā f. 'serpent-tongue', a species of creeper L.; • ○vikā f. red arsenic L.
⋙ nāgajīvana: ○jīvana n. tin L.; • -śatru m. foe of tin', orpiment L.
⋙ nāgatamanī: ○tamanī f. = -yaṣṭi L.
⋙ nāgatīrtha: ○tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha SivaP.; • -māhātmya n. N. of wk
⋙ nāgadatta: ○datta mfn. given by Nāgas or serpents MBh. i, 5033 (v. l. -danta); • m. N. of a son of Dhṛita-rāshṭra MBh.; • of a man related to Gautama Buddha Lalit.; • of a king of Āryâvrta, contemporary of Samudra-gupsa Inscr.
⋙ nāgadanta: ○danta m. elephant's tusk or ivory MBh.; • a peg in the wall to hang things upon Pañc. Kathās.; • (ā), f. N. of an Apsaras R. (vḷ. -dattā); • (ī), f. Tiaridium Indicum Suśr.; • Heliotropium Indicum L.; • -maya mf(ī)n. made of ivory Hcat.
⋙ nāgadantaka: ○dantaka m. = -danta m. Var. Hit.; • (ikā), f. Tragia Involucrata L.
⋙ nāgadamanī: ○damanī f. serpent-spell, Artemisia Vulgaris, or Alpinia Nutans L.
⋙ nāgadalopama: ○dalôpama n. Xylocarpus Granasum L.
⋙ nāgadāśaka: ○dāśaka m. (○saka?) N. of a prince Buddh.
⋙ nāgadeṇṭikā: ○deṇṭikā f. (for -dantikā?) the betel plant L.
⋙ nāgadeva: ○deva m. a serpent-king W.; • N. of sev. authors (also -bhaṭṭa); • ○vâhnika n. N. of wk; • ○viiya mfn. written by Nāga-deva; • n. Nāga's wk
⋙ nāgadru: ○dru m. a species of Euphorbia (used in offerings to the snake-goddess Manasā) W.
⋙ nāgadvīpa: ○dvīpa n. N. of a Dvipa in Jambū-khaṇḍa or Bhārata-varsha MBh. (cf. nāga-khaṇḍa)
⋙ nāgadhanvan: ○dhanvan m. (!)N. of a Tīrtha (cf. -vartman MBh., B.)
⋙ nāgadharīya: ○dharīya n. N. of wk
⋙ nāgadhvani: ○dhvani m. (in music) N. of a Rāga
⋙ nāganakṣatra: ○nakṣatra n. N. of the lunar mansion Aśleshā Var.
⋙ nāganātha: ○nātha m. serpent-chief. Inscr.; • N. of sev. authors Cat.; • n. = ○thêa-liṅga n. N. of a Liṅga sacred to Śiva, Cat
⋙ nāganābha: ○nābha (?), m. of a man Cat.
⋙ nāganāmaka: ○nāmaka n. tin L.; • the blossom of Mesua Roxburghī Gal.
⋙ nāganāman: ○nāman m. holy basil (= tulasī) L.
⋙ nāganāyaka: ○nāyaká m. serpent-chief Rājat.
⋙ nāganāsā: ○nāsā f. the trunk of an elephant; • ○sôrū f. a round-thighed woman R. (cf. karabhôru)
⋙ nāganiryūha: ○niryūha m. a peg in a wall (= -danta) L.
⋙ nāgapañcamī: ○pañcamī f. a partic. festival sacred to the Nāgas (the 5th day in the light half of month Śrāvaṇa or in the dark half of month Āshaḍhā) L. RTL. 323; • -vrata n. ○ta-kathā f. N. of wks
⋙ nāgapati: ○pati m. a serpent-chief. MBh.
⋙ nāgapattrā: ○pattrā f. = -damanī Bhpr.
⋙ nāgapada: ○pada m. a kind of coitus L.
⋙ nāgaparṇī: ○parṇī f. the betel plant L.
⋙ nāgapāla: ○pāla m. N. of a man Rājat.; • of a prince of Sāśikya Daś.
⋙ nāgapāśa: ○pāśa m. a sort of magical noose (used in battles), Mahidh. on VS. vi, 8 (cf. MBh. viii, 2586 &c.); • a kind of metre (= -bandha) L. [Page 533, Column 2]; • N. of Varuṇa's weapon L.; • of a man Cat.; • ○śaka m. a kind of coitus L.
⋙ nāgaputra: ○putra m. a young serpent-demon Pañcad.
⋙ nāgapura: ○pura n. N. of a town (= hāstina-pura) AVPariś. MBh.; • ○rī f. (prob.) id. in ○rīmāhātmya n. N. of wk
⋙ nāgapuṣpa: ○puṣpa m. N. of sev. plants MBh. Hariv. Suśr. &c. (= Mesua Roxburghī, Rottlera Tinctoria, and Michelia Champaka L.); • (ī), f. = -damanī Bhpr.; • n. the blossom of Mesua RoxbṭRoxburghī Var.; • -phalā f. Benincasa Ceriftra L.; • ○pikā f. yellow jasmine L.
⋙ nāgapaiya: ○paiya (?) m. N. of a poet Cat.
⋙ nāgapota: ○pota m. = -putra Hariv. (vḷ. pannagêdra)
⋙ nāgapratiṣṭhā: ○pratiṣṭhā f
⋙ nāgavidhi: ○vidhi m. N. of wks
⋙ nāgaphala: ○phala m. Trichosanthes Dioeca L.; • (ā), f. Momordica Monadelpha Var.
⋙ nāgabandha: ○bandha m. a snake as a chain or fetter Kathās.; • N. of a metre resembling the coilings of a snake Pratāp. (cf. -pāśa)
⋙ nāgabandhaka: ○bandhaka m. elephant-catcher L.
⋙ nāgabandhu: ○bandhu m. 'elephant-friend', Ficus Religiosa L.
⋙ nāgabala: ○bala m. 'having the strength of an eṭelephant, N. of Bhima L.; • (ā), f. Uraria Lagopodioides Suśr.; • Sida Spinosa L.; • n. a partic. high number Lalit.
⋙ nāgabali: ○bali m. an oblation to the Nāgas (a partic. marriage ceremony) ĀpGṛ. ii, 15 Sch.; • N. of wk. attributed to Śaunaka Cat.
⋙ nāgabuddha: ○buddha m. N. of an ancient teacher Buddh.
⋙ nāgabuddhi: ○buddhi m. N. of a medical author; • -nighaṇṭu m. N. of his wk
⋙ nāgabodha: ○bodha or m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ nāgabodhin: ○boḍdhin m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ nāgabhaginī: ○bhaginī f. 'serpent's sister', N. of the goddess Manasā BrahmaP. (cf. -māsṛ)
⋙ nāgabhid: ○bhid m. 'elephant-destroyer', a species of snake (vḷ. for -bhṛt?) L.
⋙ nāgabhūṣaṇa: ○bhūṣaṇa m. 'decorated with serpents', N. of Śiva Śivag. (cf. -cūḍa); • N. of an author Cat.
⋙ nāgabhṛt: ○bhṛt m. a species of snake, Amphisbaena L. (cf. -bhid)
⋙ nāgabhoga: ○bhoga m. a species of snake (or the coiling of a snake?) R. v, 74, 31
⋙ nāgamaṇḍalika: ○maṇḍalika m. a keeper or catcher of snakes L.
⋙ nāgamatī: ○matī f. Ocimum Sanctum L.
⋙ nāgamaya: ○maya mf(ī)n. consisting of or in elephants Hariv.
⋙ nāgamalla: ○malla m. 'athlete among the eṭelephants', N. of Indra's elephants Airāvata L.
⋙ nāgamātṛ: ○mātṛ f. 'serpent-mother', N. of Su-rasā R.; • of the goddess Manasā L.; • red arsenic L.
⋙ nāgamāra: ○māra m. a species of pot-herb L.
⋙ nāgamudra: ○mudra m. N. of a Buddhist Sthavira; • (ā), f. a seal-ring showing a serpent Mālav.
⋙ nāgamauñjin: ○mauñjin mfn. (fr. muñjā) wearing a snake as girdle MBh.
⋙ nāgayajñopavīta: ○yajñôpavīta n. a serpent as the sacred thread; • mfn. ○ta-vat (cf. Hcat.) ○tin (cf. MBh.), mfn. possessing it
⋙ nāgayaṣṭi: ○yaṣṭi and f. a post serving as water-mark L.
⋙ nāgayaṣṭikā: ○yaṣḍṭikā f. a post serving as water-mark L.
⋙ nāgarakta: ○rakta n. red lead L.
⋙ nāgaraṅga: ○raṅga and m. an orange-tree, Śrikaṇṭh. L.
⋙ nāgaraṅgaka: ○raṅgaka m. an orange-tree, Śrikaṇṭh. L.
⋙ nāgaraṭṭa: ○raṭṭa m. N. of a man Rājat. viii, 1137 (vḷ. -vaṭṭa).-
⋙ nāgarāj: ○rāj m. serpent-king MBh.
⋙ nāgarāja: ○rāja m. id. ib. (also ○jan); • a large or noble elephant ib.; • N. of an author (also -keśava); • -nāṭka n. -paddhati f. -śataka n. N. of wks; • jāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to become a serpent-king Vās.
⋙ nāgaruka: ○ruka m. (fr. -vṛkṣa) the orange-tree L. (cf. -raṅga)
⋙ nāgarūpadhṛk: ○rūpa-dhṛk m. N. of an author of Mantras (among the Śāktas) Cat.
⋙ nāgareṇu: ○reṇu m. red lead L.
⋙ nāgalatā: ○latā f. Piper Betle Bālar.; • the penis L.; • N. of a woman Rājat.
⋙ nāgalekhā: ○lekhā f. N. of a woman ib.
⋙ nāgaloka: ○loka m. the world of serpents or sṭserpents-demons (called Pātāla and thought to be under the earth) MBh. Hariv. &c; • the race of these beings collectively ib.; • -pati m. a serpents-chief. BhP.
⋙ nāgavaṭṭa: ○vaṭṭa m. -raṭṭa
⋙ nāgavat: ○vat mfn. consisting of serpents (cf. MW.) or of elephants MBh.
⋙ nāgavatman: ○vatman wṛ. for -vartman or -dhanvan,
⋙ nāgavadha: ○vadha (with rasa), m. a remedy against leprosy for the preparation of which a snake is used Bhpr.
⋙ nāgavadhū: ○vadhū f. female elephant R.
⋙ nāgavana: ○vana n. (in comp.) elephant and forests or a forests of elephant Vishṇ. iii, 16; • N. of a place L.
⋙ nāgavartman: ○vartman m. (!) N. of a Tīrtha MBh. ix. 2148 (B. -dhanvan)
⋙ nāgavardhana: ○vardhana and m. N. of men L.
⋙ nāgavarman: ○varman m. N. of men L.
⋙ nāgavallarī: ○vallarī f. Piper Betle Bhpr.
⋙ nāgavallī: ○vallī f. id. R. (also ○li Śiś. ix, 35, ○likā L.); • N. of wk. (also -kalpa, m.)
⋙ nāgavaśā: ○vaśā f. = -vadhū Mudr.
⋙ nāgavārika: ○vārika m. (cf. L.) royal elephant; • elephant driver; • a peacock; • N. of Garuḍa; • the chief person in a court or assembly
⋙ nāgavāsa: ○vāsa m. 'abode of snakes', N. of a lake supposed to have been formed by the valley of Nepal Buddh.
⋙ nāgavithī: ○vithī f. a row of serpents MBh.; • 'serpent path', the moon's path through the asterisms Svāti (or Aśvinī, Bharaṇi and Kṛittikā Var. (cf. nāgā. f. and gaja-v○); • N. of a daughter of Dharma and Yāmī or of Kaśyapa and Yāmini Hariv. Pur.
⋙ nāgavṛkṣa: ○vṛkṣa m. a kind of tree R. (cf. -ruka)
⋙ nāgavyādhinirṇaya: ○vyādhi-nirṇaya m. N. of wk
⋙ nāgaśata: ○śata m. N. of a mountain MBh.
⋙ nāgaśabdī: ○śabdī f. (in music) N. of a Rāga
⋙ nāgaśarman: ○śarman m. N. of a Purohita, Bhidrab
⋙ nāgaśuṇḍī: ○śuṇḍī f. a kind of cucumber L.
⋙ nāgaśūra: ○śūra m. N. of a man Kathās.
⋙ nāgaśrī: ○śrī f. N. of a princess ib. [Page 533, Column 3]
⋙ nāgasambhava: ○sambhava n. red lead L.
⋙ nāgasambhūta: ○sambhūta mfn. produced from serpents (said of a kind of pearl) Var.
⋙ nāgasāhvaya: ○sâhvaya (with nagara), n. 'the town called after elephants', i.e. Hāstina-pura MBh.
⋙ nāgasugandhā: ○sugandhā f. the ichneumon plant (cf. nākulī) Bhpr.
⋙ nāgasena: ○sena m. N. of a Buddh. Sthavira MWB. 141 ; 192, n. lx; • of a king of Āryā-varta and contemporary of Samudra-gupta Inscr.
⋙ nāgastokaka: ○stokaka n. a species of poisonous plant L.
⋙ nāgasthala: ○sthala n. N. of a village near Mathurā Kathās.
⋙ nāgasphoṭā: ○sphoṭā f. Croton Polyandeum or Tiaridium Indicum L.
⋙ nāgasvāmin: ○svāmin m. N. of a man Kathās.
⋙ nāgahanu: ○hanu m. Unguis Odoratus L.
⋙ nāgahantrī: ○hantrī f. a kind of plant L.
⋙ nāgahrada: ○hrada m. a lake inhabited by snakes or serpentdemons R.
⋙ nāgākhya: nāgâkhya m. Mesua Roxburghī L.
⋙ nāgāṅga: nāgâṅga n. N. of the town Hāstina-pura W.
⋙ nāgāṅganā: nāgâṅganā f. female elephant L.; • vḷ. for next
⋙ nāgāñcanā: nāgâñcanā f. an elephant's trunk L.; • = nāga-yaṣṭi L.
⋙ nāgāñcalā: nāgâñcalā f. = ○ga-yaṣṭi L.
⋙ nāgāñjanā: nāgâñjanā f. female elephant L.; • = prec. L.
⋙ nāgādhipa: nāgâdhipa m. 'serpent-prince', N. of Śesha L.
⋙ nāgādhipati: nāgâdhipati m. 'id.', N. of Virūḍhaka L.
⋙ nāgādhirāja: nāgâdhirāja m. the king of the elephants Vikr.
⋙ nāgānana: nāgânana wṛ. for ○gâśana
⋙ nāgānanda: nāgânanda or n. 'the serpents' joy', N. of a Buddh. play ascribed to king Harsha
⋙ nāgānandiya: nāgânanḍdiya n. 'the serpents' joy', N. of a Buddh. play ascribed to king Harsha
⋙ nāgāntaka: nāgântaka m. 'serpent-destroyer', N. of Gatuḍa L.
⋙ nāgābharaṇa: nāgâbharaṇa n. N. of wk
⋙ nāgābhibhu: nāgâbhibhu m. N. of a Buddha (○bhū, of another man) Lalit.
⋙ nāgārāti: nāgârāti m. = ○ga-hantrī L.
⋙ nāgāri: nāgâri m. 'serpent-foe', N. of Garuḍa Rājat. Pañc.; • -giri-vivarakalpa- m. N. of wk; • -tantra-homa m. a kind of sacrifice Saṃskārak.
⋙ nāgārūḍha: nāgârūḍha mfn. mounted or riding upon an elephant W.
⋙ nāgārjuna: nāgârjuna m. N. of an ancient Buddh. teacher of the rank of a Bodhi-sattvi MWB.192; • (-carita, -jātaka, -tāntra, ○nīya and ○nīya-dharma-śāstra n. N. of wks.); • (ī), f. of a rock-cavern Inscr.
⋙ nāgālābu: nāgâlābu f. a kind of gourd L.
⋙ nāgāvalokita: nāgâvalokita n. elephant look (turning the whole body, as a mark of Buddha) Divyâv.
⋙ nāgāśana: nāgâśana m. 'snake-eater', a peacock Kāv.; • N. of Garuḍa Pañc.
⋙ nāgāhva: nāgâhva n. 'the town called after elephants', Hāstina-pura L.; • (ā), f. Mesua Roxburghī Rasar.; • a kind of Champaka L.; • a kind of bulbous plant L.
⋙ nāgāhvaya: nāgâhvaya (with pura), n. = prec. n. (cf. nāga-sâv○) MBh.; • m. a kind of plant R.; • N. of Tathāgata-bhadra L.
⋙ nāgendra: nāgêndra m. serpent-chief. MBh. Suśr.; • a large or noble elephant Kāv.; • (ī), N. of a river Śatr.
⋙ nāgeśa: nāgêśa m. N. of a prince Buddh.; • of a man called also daiva-jña Cat.; • of Patañjali L.; • (also -bhaṭṭa) = nagoji-bh○ (○śa-vivaraṇa n. N. of wk.); • n. N. of a Liṅga in Dārukā-vana ŚivaP.
⋙ nāgeśvara: nāgêśvara m. a kind of plant Pañcar.; • N. of a man Rājat.; • (ī), f. N. of the goddess Manasā Cat.; • n. N. of a Liṅga, Śivap; • -tirtha n. N. of sev. sacred bathing. places ib.
⋙ nāgoda: nāgôda n. (nāga + uda or corrupted fr. next) armour for the front of the body L.
⋙ nāgodara: nāgôdara m. N. of a medical author L.; • n. a kind of decay of the fetus in the womb Car.; • = prec. L.
⋙ nāgodbheda: nāgôdbheda m. N. of a sacred spot where the river Sarasvati reappears MBh.
⋙ nāgopavītin: nāgôpavītin mfn. = naga-yajñlâp○ Hcat.
≫ nāgaka: nāgaka m. N. of a man Rājat.
≫ nāgin: nāgin mfn. covered with or surrounded by serpents Hariv.; • (ī), f. Piper Betle L.; • a kind of bulbous plant L.
≫ nāgila: nāgila m. N. of a man Śatr.; • (ā), f. N. of a woman HPariś.
≫ nāgī 1: nāgī f. of nāga
⋙ nāgīja: ○ja n. the blossom of Mesua Roxburghī L.
≫ nāgī 2: nāgī in comp. for nāga. root
⋙ nāgībhu: ○bhu to be changed into a serpent-demon Rājat.
nāgammā: nāgammā f. (Prākr. for na-agamyā? prob. fr. ṭamil) N. of a poetess Cat.
nāgayya: nāgayya m. N. of an author Cat.
nāgara: nāgara mf(ī)n. (fr. nagara) townborn, tṭtown-bred, relating or belonging to a town or city, tṭtown-like, civic MBh. Kāv. &c; • spoken in a town (said of a partic. Apabhraṇśa dialect; • cf. upa-n○) Sāh.; • polite, civil, Śak v, 1/2 (v. l. for ○rika); • clever, dexterous, cunning Dhūrtan.; • bad, vile L.; • nameless L.; • m. a citizen MBh. &c; • (= paura) a prince engaged in war under partic. circumstances (opp. to yāyin &c. and also applied to planets opposed to each other) Var.; • a husband's brother L.; • a lecturer L.; • an orange L. (cf. nāga-raṅga); • toil, fatigue L.; • desire of final beatitude L.; • denial of knowledge L.; • (ī), f. Euphorbia Antiquorum L.; • [=deva-nAgarI] Col. [Page 534, Column 1]; • a clever or intriguing woman W.; • n. dry ginger Suśr.; • the √of Cyperus Pertenuis L.; • a partic. written character Hcat.; • a kind of coitus L.; • N. of sev. places L.
⋙ nāgarakhaṇḍa: ○khaṇḍa n. N. of ch. of SkandaP.
⋙ nāgaraghana: ○ghana m. = -mustā L.
⋙ nāgaratā: ○tā f. cleverness, dexterity Dhūrtan.
⋙ nāgaranṛpati: ○nṛpati m. a prince engaged in war under partic. circumstances (also applied to planets in opposition to each other) Var.
⋙ nāgaramustā: ○mustā f. a species of Cyperus grass L.; • ○taka n. its grain Bhpr.
⋙ nāgarayāyigraha: ○yāyi-graha m. pl. planets opposed to each other in various partic. ways Var. (cf. above)
⋙ nāgarasarvasva: ○sarvasva n. N. of wk
⋙ nāgarasena: ○sena m. N. of a prince Hcar.
⋙ nāgarastrī: ○strī f. townswoman, female citizen R.
⋙ nāgarāvalambikā: nāgarâvalambikā f. (prob.) N. of a woman Buddh.
⋙ nāgarāhva: nāgarâhva n. dry ginger L.
⋙ nāgarotthā: nāgarôtthā f. = ○ra-mustā L.
≫ nāgaraka: nāgaraka mf(ikā)n. living in a town (opp. to āraṇyaka) L.; • clever, cunning L.; • m. a citizen L.; • chief of a town, police-officer, Sak. (v. l. for ○rika) applied to planets opposed to each other Var. (cf. nāgara-nṛpati and -yāyi-graha); • an artist W.; • a thief. W.; • (ikā) f. N. of a female slave Mālav.; • n. dry ginger Suśr.; • a kind of metre Col.
≫ nāgarika: nāgarika mfn. born or living in a town, civic Kāv. Pur.; • polite, courtly Śak. (cf. -vṛtti, below); • clever, cunning Pañc.; • m. inhabitant of a town, (esp.) chief of a town, police-officer Śak. (vḷ ○raka) n. the toll raised from a tṭtown Pāṇ. 4-3, 75 Sch.
⋙ nāgarikapura: ○pura n. N. of a town Cat.
⋙ nāgarikabala: ○bala n. the guard of a police-officer Daś.
⋙ nāgarikavṛtti: ○vṛtti f. a courtly manner or style Śak. v. 1/2
≫ nāgareyaka: nāgareyaka mfn. belonging to a town, citylike, civic, g. kattry-ādi
≫ nāgarya: nāgarya n. town-life, shrewdness, g. purohitâdi
nāgaramardi: nāgaramardi m. patron. fr. nagara-mardin, bāhv-ādi
nāgariṭa: nāgariṭa prob. wṛ. for nāgaviiṭa m. intriguer, match-maker L.
nāgulī: nāgulī f. N. of a town Col.
nāgoji: nāgoji m. N. of a grammarian (also ○jī, or jī9-bhaṭṭa [cf. nāgêśa] author of a gloss on Kaiyaṭa's Comm. on Pat. [= nāgêśa-vivaraṇa], of a gram. wk. called Paribhāshêndu-śekhara &c.); • -paddhati f. N. of wk; • -bhaṭṭīya n. a work of Nāgoji-BhṭBhaṭṭa
nāgoba: nāgoba m. N. of an author (1780) Cat.
nāgnajita: nāgnajitá m. a descendant of Nagna-jít ŚBr.; • (ī), f. a daughter of Nagna-jit (N. of one of the wives of Kṛishṇa) Hariv. (w. r. nagnājitī) BhP. x, 61, 13 (where metri causa ○jiti)
nācika: nācika m. N. of a son of Viśvāmitra MBh.
nāciketa: nāciketá mf(ī)n. relating to Naciketa or Na-ciketas KaṭhUp. TĀr.; • m. (with agni) a partic. fire ib.; • (sc. agni) any fire L. (wṛ. nācikstu, or nācchiketa); • N. of an ancient sage (son of Uddālski) MBh. (cf. tri-ṇāciketa)
⋙ prayoga: prayoga m
⋙ nācikEtopākhyāna: nācikEtôpâkhyāna n. N. of wks
nācirāja: nācirāja and nācoka m. N. of Poets Cat.
nācīna: nācīna m. N. of a people MBh.
nājjaka: nājjaka m. N. of a man Rājat.
nāṭa: nāṭa m. or n. (√naṭ; • g. ardharcâdi) dancing, acting, a dance L.; • m. (in music) N. of a Rāga; • of a serpent-demon Buddh. (cf. naṭa); • pl. of a people Rājat. (= karṇāṭaka L.); • (ī), f. (scil. bhâṣā) the language of the Nāṭas
⋙ nāṭabhaṭikavihāra: ○bhaṭikavihāra m. N. of a monastery Buddh. (v. l. natabh○)
⋙ nāṭasūtra: ○sūtra n. N. of wk
⋙ nāṭāmra: nāṭâmra m. the water-melon L.
≫ nāṭaka: nāṭaka mf(ī)n. acting, dancing W.; • m. an actor, dancer, mime R.; • N. of a mountain, KāIP; • (ikā), f. a kind of Upa-rūpaka or drama of the second order Sāh. &c; • any show or representation Bālar. vii, 76; • (in music) N. of a Rāgiṇī; • (akī), f. the court of Indra L.; • n. any play or drama Hariv. Kāv. &c. (personified as m. MBh. ii, 453); • a kind of play, the first of the Rūpakas or dramas of the first order Sāh. &c
⋙ nāṭakacandrikā: ○candrikā f
⋙ nāṭakadīpa: ○dīpa m
⋙ nāṭakaparibhāṣā: ○paribhāṣā f
⋙ nāṭakaprakāśa: ○prakāśa m. N. of wks
⋙ nāṭakaprapañca: ○prapañca m. course or arrangement of a drama W.
⋙ nāṭakaratnakośa: ○ratna-kośa m. [Page 534, Column 2]
⋙ nāṭakalakṣaṇa: ○lakṣaṇa n. N. of wks
⋙ nāṭakavidhi: ○vidhi m. mimic art, dramatic action MW.
⋙ nāṭakākhyāyikadarśana: nāṭakâkhyāyika-darśana n. N. of one of the 64 Kalās L.
⋙ nāṭakāvatāra: nāṭakâvatāra m. N. of wk
≫ nāṭakī 1: nāṭakī ○ṭaka, above
≫ nāṭakī 2: nāṭakī ind. for ○ṭaka; • with √kṛ, to make into a play Hariv.
≫ nāṭakīya: nāṭakīya mfn. dramatic Śiś. ii, 8; • (ā), f. an actress or dancing girl Bhar. Daś.
≫ nāṭakeya: nāṭakeya m. pl. N. of a people MBh.
≫ nāṭayitavya: nāṭayitavya mfn. to be played (a drama) Ratnâv. Bālar.
≫ nāṭāra: nāṭāra m. the son of an actress L.
≫ nāṭikā: nāṭikā f. of ○ṭaka, q.v
≫ nāṭita: nāṭita n. mimic representation, a gesture (in comp. also ○taka) Kālid. Ratnâv. Bālar. &c
≫ nāṭin: nāṭin mfn. dancing; • saṃdhyā-n○
≫ nāṭeya: nāṭeya or m. the son of an actress or a dancing girl L. (cf. ○ṭāra)
⋙ nāṭera: nāṭera m. the son of an actress or a dancing girl L. (cf. ○ṭāra)
≫ nāṭya: nāṭya n. dancing, mimic representation, dramatic art Kāv. Pur. &c. (○ṭyena ind. with a gesture Kālid. &c.); • the costume of an actor BhP. (cf. below)
⋙ nāṭyadarpaṇa: ○darpaṇa m. N. of wk
⋙ nāṭyadhara: ○dhara mfn. wearing an actor's costume BhP. i, 8, 19
⋙ nāṭyadharmikā: ○dharmikā or f. the ruler of dramatic representation L.
⋙ nāṭyadharmī: ○dharmī f. the ruler of dramatic representation L.
⋙ nāṭyapradīpa: ○pradīpa m. N. of wk
⋙ nāṭyapriya: ○priya mfn. fond of dancing (Śiva) L.
⋙ nāṭyarāsaka: ○rāsaka n. a kind of play consisting of one act Sāh.
⋙ nāṭyalakṣaṇa: ○lakṣaṇa n
⋙ nāṭyalocana: ○locana n. (and ○na-kāra, m.) N. of wks
⋙ nāṭyavarga: ○varga m. N. of ch. of the Nāma-liṅgânuśāsana by Amarasiṃha
⋙ nāṭyaveda: ○veda m. the science of dancing or mimic representation Caṇḍ. Daśar.
⋙ nāṭyavedī: ○vedī f. stage, scene Kathās.
⋙ nāṭyaśālā: ○śālā f. dancing-room GāruḍaP.; • a theatre W.
⋙ nāṭyaśāstra: ○śāstra n. = -veda Mālav.; • -pravaktṛ m. the author of a work on dramatic art L.
⋙ nāṭyaśekhara: ○śekhara m. N. of wk
⋙ nāṭyāgāra: nāṭyâgāra n. dancing-room Bhar.
⋙ nāṭyācārya: nāṭyâcārya m. dancing-master Mṛicch.; • ○ryaka n. the office of a dancing-mṭmaster. Pañc.
⋙ nāṭyālābu: nāṭyâlābu f. a kind of gourd Gal. (v. l. nāgât○)
⋙ nāṭyokti: nāṭyôkti f. dramatic phraseology Sāh.
⋙ nāṭyocita: nāṭyôcita mfn. (song) fit for a dramatic representation Dhūrtas.
nāḍa: nāḍa n. (fr. naḍa) = nāla, a hollow stalk L.; • (ā), f. N. of a partic. verse Vait.
⋙ nāḍapit: ○pít m. or n. N. of a place ŚBr.; • (ī), f. below
≫ nāḍāyana: nāḍāyana m. a more remote descendant of Naḍa, P1ṇ. iv, s, 99; • naka mfn. iv, 3, 80 Sch.
≫ nāḍi 1: nāḍi m. the son of Naḍa Pāṇ. 4-1, 99 Kāś.
≫ nāḍi 2: nāḍi f. any tube or pipe, (esp.) a tubular organ (as a vein or artery of the body) BhP. (cf. nāḍī)
⋙ nāḍicīra: ○cīra n. a weaver's shuttle L.
⋙ nāḍiṃdhama: ○ṃ-dhama mfn. swelling the veins, causing a quicker pulse, agitating Kād. Bālar.; • terrifying W.; • m. a goldsmith L. (cf. pāñca. janya-nāḍiṃ-dh○)
⋙ nāḍiṃdhaya: ○ṃ-dhaya mfn. drinking or sucking through a tube L.
⋙ nāḍipattra: ○pattra n. Colocasia Antiquorum L.
⋙ nāḍimaṇḍala: ○maṇḍala n. the celestial equator L.
≫ nāḍika: nāḍika mfn. ifc., id. BhP.; • (ā), f. a hollow stalk Jyot.; • any tubular organ (as a vein or artery of the body) KātyŚr. Sch.; • a measure of time = 1/2 Muhūrta Var. Mālatīm. &c; • a measure of length = 1/2 Daṇḍa MārkP.; • v. l. for nālikā Kām. v, 51; • n. Ocimum Sanctum Bhpr.
⋙ nāḍikādatta: nāḍiḍkā-datta m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ nāḍikāvṛtta: nāḍiḍkā-vṛtta n. equinoctial circle Gol.
≫ nāḍī: nāḍī́ f. (fr. nāḍa nom. ○ḍī́s RV. x, 135, 7) the tubular stalk of any plant or any tubular organ (as a vein or artery of the body); • any pipe or tube RV. &c. &c; • a flute RV. Kāṭh.; • the box of a wheel TS. Kāṭh.; • a fistulous sore Suśr.; • the pulse W.; • any hole or crevice Kathās.; • a sort of bent grass (= gaṇḍa-dūrvā) L.; • a strap of leather, thong L.; • a measure of time = 1/2 Muhūrta Var.; • a juggling trick, deception L.
⋙ nāḍīkalāpaka: ○kalāpaka m. a species of plant Bhpr.
⋙ nāḍīgrantha: ○grantha m
⋙ nāḍīcakra: ○cakra n. N. of wks
⋙ nāḍīcaraṇa: ○caraṇa m. 'stalk-legged', a bird L.
⋙ nāḍījaṅgha: ○jaṅgha m. 'id.', a crow; • N. of a fabulous crane MBh.; • of a Muni L. (cf. nāli-j○)
⋙ nāḍījñāna: ○jñāna n; • -dīpikā, f. N. of wks
⋙ nāḍītarṃga: ○tarṃga m. a kind of poison (= kākola) L.; • an astrologer W.; • a ravisher, debaucher ( = ratahiṇḍaka, cf. nārī-t○) W.
⋙ nāḍītikta: ○tikta m. a species of Nimba L.
⋙ nāḍīdatta: ○datta m. N. of an author Cat. (cf. nāḍikā-d○).,
⋙ nāḍīdeha: ○deha m. stalk-bodied', N. of an attendant of Siva (= bhṛgin) L. (cf. vigraha)
⋙ nāḍīnakṣatra: ○nakṣatra n. the planet of a person's nativity (= janma-n○) L.; • -mālā f. N. of wk
⋙ nāḍīnidāna: ○nidāna n. N. of wk
⋙ nāḍīṃdhama: ○ṃ-dhama wṛ. for nāḍiṃ-dh○ (above)
⋙ nāḍīparīkṣā: ○parī7kṣā f. feeling a vein or the pulse Bhpr.; • N. of wk; • ○kṣâdi-cikitsā-kathana n. N. of wk
⋙ nāḍīpātra: ○pātra n. a kind of water-clock L.
⋙ nāḍīprakaraṇa: ○prakaraṇa n
⋙ nāḍīprakāśa: ○prakāśa m. N. of wks
⋙ nāḍīyantra: ○yantra n. any tubular instrument (in surgery) Suśr. [Page 534, Column 3]
⋙ nāḍīvalaya: ○valaya n. equinoctial circle Gol.
⋙ nāḍīvigraha: ○vigraha m. = -deha L.
⋙ nāḍīvijñāna: ○vijñāna or n. N. of wk
⋙ nāḍīvijñānīya: ○vijñāḍnīya n. N. of wk
⋙ nāḍīvṛtta: ○vṛtta n. = -valaya Gol. Sch.
⋙ nāḍīvraṇa: ○vraṇa m. an ulcer, fistula L.
⋙ nāḍīśāka: ○śāka m. a species of vegetable (= nāḍīka) Bhpr.
⋙ nāḍīśāstra: ○śāstra n
⋙ nāḍīśuddhi: ○śuddhi f
⋙ nāḍīsaṃkhyā: ○saṃkhyā f
⋙ nāḍīsaṃcāra: ○saṃcāra m
⋙ nāḍīsaṃjñāna: ○saṃjñāna n
⋙ nāḍīsamucaya: ○samucaya m. N. of wks
⋙ nāḍīsneha: ○sneha m. = -deha L.
⋙ nāḍīsveda: ○sveda m. steam-bath through tubes Car.
⋙ nāḍīhiṅgu: ○hiṅgu n. the resin of Gardenia Gummifera L.
≫ nāḍīka: nāḍīka mfn. ifc. = nāḍī L.; • m. Corchorus Olitorius and another pot-herb, Bh; • (ā́), f. the windpipe or throat AV.
nāḍikela: nāḍikela or nāḍīkela m. = nārikela, the cocoa-nut palm L.
nāḍīca: nāḍīca m. Colocasia Antiquorum L. (cf. nāḍikā-pattra)
nāḍvaleya: nāḍvaleya m. metron. fr. naḍvalā Hariv.
nāṇaka: nāṇaka n. a coin or anything stamped with an impression Yājñ. Mṛicch. Hcat.
⋙ nāṇakaparkṣā: ○par7kṣā f. the testing of coin, assaying W.
⋙ nāṇakaparikṣin: ○parikṣin m, coin-tester', assayer ib.
nātaṅkovilsthalamāhātmya: nātaṅkovilsthalamāhātmya n. N. of ch. of BhavP.
nātānatika: nātānatika mfn. fr. nata + anata Pat.
nātikalyāṇa: nâti-kalyāṇa nâli-kovida &c. 2. ná
nātra: nātra prob. wṛ. for nāntra, q.v
nāth: nāth cl. 1. Ā. (Dhātup. ji, 6) nā́thate TS. Kāṭh. &c. (○ti MBh. Kathās.; • pf. nanātha; • aor. anāthīt; • fut. nāthiṣyati, or nāthitā Gr; • inf. nāthitum, Kathās.; • ind. p. -nāthya Prab.) to seek aid, approach with prayers or requests (loc.) TS. Kāṭh.; • to ask, solicit, beg for (gen. of thing MBh. iii, 126, 30; • cf. Pāṇ. 2-3, 55; • dat. of thing Vop.; • with 2 acc. Naish. iii, 25); • to have power, be master Dhātup.: Caus. nāthayati, to cause a person to ask for anything, i.e. to grant a request (acc.) BhP. (B.) ii, 9, 25. [Cf. √nādh ; Goth. nithan, Old Sax. ginātha, nāṣa ; HGerm. genāde, gnade.]
≫ nātha: nāthá n. refuge, help AV. TBr.; • m. a protector, patron, possessor, owner, lord (often ifc., esp. in names of gods and men, e.g. goviṅda-, jagan