Lexicon

na (na) न · na · /nə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

the twentieth consonant of the alphabet, and the fifth letter of the fourth or dental class, having much the sound of the English n in tenth

nabh नभ् · /nəbʱ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

nabhate, etc., Vedic to burst, to be torn or rent asunder

nabha नभ · /nəbʱə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

= nabhas, the sky, atmosphere

nabhanu नभनु · /nəbʱənʊ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

ū, ūs, f., Vedic a spring, river, (water which bursts forth.)

nabhanva नभन्व · /nəbʱənvə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

a river

nabhanya नभन्य · /nəbʱənjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

bursting out, breaking or coming forth (as a hymn or as a horse). According to Sāy. = ‘being in the sky,’ ‘ethereal

nabhas नभस् · /nəbʱəs/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

fog, vapour

nabhasa नभस · /nəbʱəsə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

vapourish, vapoury, filled with vapour, misty

nabhasya नभस्य · /nəbʱəsjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

vapoury, filled with vapour, misty, foggy

nabhi नभि · /nəbʱɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

a wheel

nabhrāj नभ्राज् · na-bhrāj · nabhraj · /nəbʱrɑːdʒ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

‘not shining,’ a dark cloud

nabhya नभ्य · /nəbʱjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

foggy, misty, cloudy

nabhāga नभाग · nabhaga · /nəbʱɑːɡə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

name of a son of Manu Vaivasvata

nabhāka नभाक · nabhaka · /nəbʱɑːkə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

name of a Vedic Ṛṣi by whom three hymns of the Ṛg-veda (VIII. 39-41) are supposed to have been composed, see nābhāka

nabhīta नभीत · na-bhīta · nabhita · /nəbʱiːtə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

not afraid, undaunted, dauntless

naciketas नचिकेतस् · na-ciketas · /nətʃɪkeːtəs/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

or na-ciketa, as, m., name of a son of Vājaśravasa

nacira नचिर · na-cira · /nətʃɪrə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

not long (in time), not of long duration

nacyuta नच्युत · na-cyuta · /nətʃjʊtə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

q.v.

nad नद् · /nəd/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

nadati (-te), nanāda, nadiṣyati, anadīt and anādīt, naditum, to vibrate

nada नद · /nədə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

who or what sounds or makes a noise

nadana नदन · /nədənə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

sounding (as water)

nadaniman नदनिमन् · /nədənɪmən/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

sounding, humming, murmuring

nadanu नदनु · /nədənʊ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

noise, roaring, sounding

nadat नदत् · /nədət/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

sounding, resounding, making a noise or cry, roaring

nadathu नदथु · /nədətʰʊ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

noise, sound

naddha नद्ध · /nəddʱə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

bound, tied, bound on, bound round, put on, fastened, joined, connected

naddhi नद्धि · /nəddʱɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

binding, fastening

naddhrī नद्ध्री · naddhri · /nəddʱriː/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

a strip of leather, a leather thong

nadeyī नदेयी · nadeyi · /nədeːjiː/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

the plant Premna Herbacea

nadi नदि · /nədɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

a crier, caller, one who calls out

nadikā नदिका · nadika · /nədɪkɑː/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

in ku-nadikā, an insignificant rivulet

nadya नद्य · /nədjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

connected with a river

nadāla नदाल · nadala · /nədɑːlə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

a potsherd, the fragment of a broken pitcher, etc.

nadī (nadi) नदी · nadī · nadi · /nədiː/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

See rt. nad, p. 466, col. 2

nadṛśya नदृश्य · na-dṛśya · nadrsya · /nədrɪʃjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

not to be seen, invisible

naga नग · na-ga · /nəɡə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

a mountain

nagara नगर · /nəɡərə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

a town, city, (often appended to the names of cities in India or standing alone as a name.) According to Pāṇ. VIII. 4, 39, the initial n…

nagarin नगरिन् · /nəɡərɪn/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

name of a man

nagarāya नगराय · nagaraya · /nəɡərɑːjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

nagarāyate, etc., to have the appearance of a town, look like a town

nagarīya (nagariya) नगरीय · nagarīya · nagariya · /nəɡəriːjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

belonging to a town, civic, city, urban

nagaṇā (nagana) नगणा · nagaṇā · nagana · /nəɡəɳɑː/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

a plant, Cardiospermum Halicacabum

naghamāra नघमार · nagha-māra · naghamara · /nəɡʱəmɑːrə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

an expression for the plant kuṣṭha

naghuṣa नघुष · naghusa · /nəɡʱʊʂə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

= nahuṣa, q.v.

naghāriṣa नघारिष · naghā-riṣa · nagharisa · /nəɡʱɑːrɪʂə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

an epithet of plants

nagna नग्न · /nəɡnə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

naked, nude, bare

nagnahu नग्नहु · /nəɡnəhʊ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

or nagnahū, ūs, m. ferment, a drug used for fermenting spirituous liquor

nagnaka नग्नक · /nəɡnəkə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

naked, wanton

nagnikā नग्निका · nagnika · /nəɡnɪkɑː/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

a naked woman

nagnā नग्ना · nagna · /nəɡnɑː/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

Vedic speech

nah नह् · /nəh/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

nahyati, -te, na-nāha, nehe, naddhā, natsyati, -te, anātsīt, anaddha, naddhum, to bind, tie, bind on, bind round, put on, gird round, bind…