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Results for नीव

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. नीवnīvaA species of tree.

    A species of tree.

  2. औपनीविकaupanīvikaa.(-की f.) [P.IV.3.4; IV.1.15. उपनीवि-ठक्] Being or placed near नीवि (the knot of the wearing garment of males…

    (-की Feminine) ParasmaipadaIV.3.4; IV.1.15. उपनीवि-ठक् Being or placed near नीवि (the knot of the wearing garment of males or females); बद्धो दुर्बलरक्षार्थमसिर्येनौपनीविकः Bk.4.26; औपनीविकमरुन्द्ध किल स्त्री (करम्) Śi.1.6.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. नीवnīvam. a species of tree Gobh.

    masculine gender a species of tree Gobh.

  2. अक्षयनीवीakṣayanīvīf. a permanent endowment, Buddhist Buddhist Inscr.

    feminine a permanent endowment, Buddhist Buddhist Inscriptions

  3. अग्नीवरुणौagnīvaruṇaum. du. Agni अग्नि and Varun2a वरुण S3Br.

    masculine gender dual number Agni अग्नि and Varun2a वरुण S3Br.

  4. अधोनीवीadhonīvīf. having the girdle slipped down, MBh.

    feminine having the girdle slipped down, MBh.

  5. आग्निपात्नीवतीāgnipātnīvatīf. (scil. ऋच्) the verse containing the words /अग्ने प्/अत्नीर् (i.e. RV. i, 22, 9), KaushBr.

    feminine (scilicet ऋच्) the verse containing the words /अग्ने प्/अत्नीर् (id est fg-veda i, 22, 9), KaushBr.

  6. औपनीविकaupanīvikamfn. (fr. उप-नीवि), on or near the Ni1vi नीवि (q.v.) Pa1n2. 4-3, 40 S3is3. x, 60.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (from उप-नीवि), on or near the Ni1vi नीवि (quod vide) Pa1n2. 4-3, 40 S3is3. x, 60.

  7. कुमुदिनीवधूवरkumudinīvadhūvaram. id. Ka1d.

    masculine gender the same Ka1d.

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. औपनीविकaupanīvika[aupanîvika] a. being on the apron.

    [aupanîvika] adjective being on the apron.