ನ

she who delights.

the plant Justicia diffusa (= Rostellularia diffusa) of Acanthaceae family.

to put out (a fire, burning lamp, etc.); to quench; to extinguish.

= ನದೀಪ್ರವಾಹ. (My.; see ಒಳ್ಕು).

the flowering plant Tabernaemontana divaricata (= T. coronaria, = Ervatamia coronaria) of Apocynacea...

the shrub of the above tree

N. of a kṣētra (Bp. 2, 28).

a flight of steps in front of a temple, having on either side idols of Nandi, the divine bull.

= ನದೀಮುಖ.

= ನಂದಿಕಂಬ.

= ನದೀಜ.

a kind of secret script.

= ನಂದಿಬಟ್ಟಲು.

= ನಂದಿಬಟ್ಟಲು.

Śiva.

a person living on the bank of or near, a river.

= ನನ್ದಿವಾಹನ. (My.).

riding on a bull: Śiva (Bp. 27, 26).

= ನಂದಿಬಟ್ಟಲು (?).

to extinguish a lamp, fire, etc.; to put off.

= ನಂದಿಮೆಟ್ಟಲು.

a variety of sorghum (great millet) plant.

he or that which travels on a river.

the tree Terminalia arjuna (= T. glabra) of Combretaceae family; Arjuna myrobalan.

(geo.) bank of a river

an overflowing of water in a river.

the current, stream or flow of a river (My.).

a tract of land, esp. agricultural field, that gets inundated by the flood of a river.

= ನದೀಮಾತೃಕೆ.

the land irrigated with river water, as paddy fields; wet land.

the part of a river where the water empties into another body of water; the mouth of a river.

= ನದೀಮುಖಜಭೂಮಿ.

a deposit of sand and soil, usu. triangular in shape, formed at the mouth of some rivers; a delta.

(geo.) delta of a river

a variety of wheat plant.

a spring, fountain, etc. that is the starting point of a river; the source of a river.

= ನಂದಿ - 3.

= ನಂದಿ - 3.

(Jain.) to observe ನಂದೀಶ್ವರ festival.

= ನದೀಜ.

a deep place in the course of a river.

(a lamp, fire, etc.) to be extinguished; to be put out.

the spurge plant Euphorbia tirucalli of Euphorbiaceae family.

difficulty - a) the condition or fact of being difficult; b) something that is difficult, as a hard...

= ನಂದಿ - 6.

= ನದರು.

= ನದರು - 1 & 2.

kept from appearing or being known, published; held back; suppressed; restrained.

smile to which facial expression is not given; suppressed smile.

Durge, the formidable form of Pārvati.