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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. नस्nas1 Ā. (नसते) Ved.
    1. 1 Ā. (नसते) Vedic
    2. To approach, go towards.
    3. To copulate.
    4. To be crooked or curved, to bend.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • नस् nas, Feminine The nose. (a word optionally substituted for नासिका after Accusative dual); यथा गावो नसि प्रोताः Bhāg. 1.13.41. -Compound -क्षुद्र Adjective small-nosed.

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  2. अनप्नस्anapnasa.Ved. Destitute of form or shape, shapeless, actionless (कर्महीन)

    [नास्ति अप्नः रूपं यस्य]

    Vedic Destitute of form or shape, shapeless, actionless (कर्महीन)

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. नस्nas[nás] f. nose (only in., lc. sg., g., lc. du. and --˚ a.).
    1. [nás] feminine; also equal for nose (only instrumental, locative singular, genitive, locative dual and --˚ adjective).
    2. [nas] accusative, dative, genitive plural of aham.
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  2. अतिदुर्मनस्atidurmanas[ati-durmanas] a. very dejected.

    [ati-durmanas] adjective very dejected.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. नस्nasencl. form for acc. gen. dat. pl. of the Ist pers. pron. (Pa1n2. 7-l, i, 21), us, of us, to us; in Veda वेद…
    1. encl. form for accusative genitive case dative case plural of the Ist person pronoun (Pa1n2. 7-l, i, 21), us, of us, to us; in Veda वेद changeable into णस् (4, 27; 28). [confer, compare Zend na, our; Greek νῶϊ, νώ,; Latin nos-ter; Old Latin dative case nis .]
    2. class1 Atmane-pada (Dha1tup. xvi, 26) न्/असते (Aorist Potential नसीमहि fg-veda ii, 16, 8; pf नेसे; future नसिता grammar) to approach, resort to, join, copulate (especially as husband and wife) fg-veda; to be crooked or fraudulent Dha1tup. [confer, compare Greek νέ (σ) μαι, να- (σ) ίω, νόσ-τος; Gothic ga-nizan, nas-jan; Anglo-Saxon gene0san; HGerm. gine0san, genesen .]
    3. or नास् feminine (the strong stem occurs only in dual number न्/आसा fg-veda ii, 39, 6, the weak stem only in नस्/आ, नस्/इ, नस्/ओस् [confer, compare Pa1n2. 6-1, 63] and in compound) the nose fg-veda AV. VS. TS. BhP. [confer, compare नासा, नासिका; Latin nas-turciunm, na1res; Lithuanian no4sis; Slavonic or Slavonian nosu7; German Nase; Anglo-Saxon nosu; English nose, nostril Equivalent to nose-thrill, nose-hole .]
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  2. अचित्तमनस्acittamanas(/अचित्त-) m. N. of two R2ishis ऋषि s MaitrS. Ka1t2h.

    (/अचित्त-) masculine gender Name of two R2ishis ऋषि s MaitrS. Ka1t2h.

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  3. अच्युतमनस्acyutamanas(/अच्युत-) m. N. of two Maharshis महर्षि s TA1r.

    (/अच्युत-) masculine gender Name of two Maharshis महर्षि s TA1r.

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  4. अद्भुतैनस्adbhutainasmfn. one in whom no fault is visible RV.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective one in whom no fault is visible fg-veda

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  5. अनन्यमनस्ananyamanasmfn. exercising undivided attention.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective exercising undivided attention.

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  6. अनन्यमनस्कananyamanaskamfn. exercising undivided attention.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective exercising undivided attention.

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