नृ
पुं.nriआदमी
English: man
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Monier-Williams · nṛ
nṛ m. (acc. náram dat. náre gen. abl. náras, loc. nári ‖ du. nárā, nárau ‖ pl. nom. voc. náras acc. nṛṛn [may also stand for other cases ‖ for the final, n before p Pāṇ. 8-3, 10], instr. nṛbhis, or nṛbhís ‖ dat. abl' nṛbhya or nṛbhyás loc. nṛṣu or nṛṣú [vi, 1, 184, gen. narām. nṛṇām or nṝṇām [vi, 4, 6]) a man, hero (used also of gods), person ‖ mankind, people (mostly pl.) &c. &c ‖ (in gram.) a masculine word (nom. nā) ‖ the pin or gnomon of a sun-dial ‖ a piece at chess [Cf. nara ; Zd. nar ; Gk. ?, stem -vep ; Old Lat. [567, 3] nero, st. {n
nṛ m. (acc. náram dat. náre gen. abl. náras, loc. nári ‖ du. nárā, nárau ‖ pl. nom. voc. náras acc. nṛṛn [may also stand for other cases ‖ for the final, n before p Pāṇ. 8-3, 10], instr. nṛbhis, or nṛbhís ‖ dat. abl' nṛbhya or nṛbhyás loc. nṛṣu or nṛṣú [vi, 1, 184, gen. narām. nṛṇām or nṝṇām [vi, 4, 6]) a man, hero (used also of gods), person ‖ mankind, people (mostly pl.) &c. &c ‖ (in gram.) a masculine word (nom. nā) ‖ the pin or gnomon of a sun-dial ‖ a piece at chess [Cf. nara ; Zd. nar ; Gk. ?, stem -vep ; Old Lat. [567, 3] nero, st. {n