نرپ

नृ प nri-pa, vulg. nrip, nirp, s.m. A protector of men; a prince, king, sovereign; a warrior; (in Poetry) a symbol for the number sixteen:—nripāthīr (˚pa+ābh˚), s.m. Music played at the royal meals:—nripātma-ja, vulg. nripātmaj (˚pa+āt˚), adj. & s.m. (f. -ā), Of royal birth;—a king's son, a prince:—nripāsan (˚pa+ās˚), s.m. 'Seat of a king'; a throne, a chair of state:—nripāmay (˚pa+ām˚), s.m. 'King's disease,' consumption; the king's evil (?):—nripāṅś(˚pa+aṉ˚), s.m. King's share, royal portion (i.e. a sixth, eighth, or twelfth, of grain; a sixth of fruit; a fiftieth of merchandize, etc.), royal revenue:—nripāvart (˚pa+āv˚), s.m. A kind of gem (i.q. rājāvart):—nrip-bāl, s.m. (f. -ā), Son of a king:—nrippriya, s.m. A thorny species of bamboo, Bambusa spinosa;—a variety of Saccharum sara;—the mango tree:—nrip-tanay, s.m. (f. -ā), Son of a king, a prince:—nrip-drum, s.m. The plant Cathartocarpus (Cassia):—nripdroht, s.m. King's foe, a traitor:—nrip-rāj, s.m. A prince, king, sovereign:—nrip-sūt, s.m. (f. -ā), A king's son, a -- 1130 -- prince:—nrip-ghātakor ghātik, s.m. A regicide:—nrip-nandan, s.m. (f.-ā), 'Rejoicer of a king,' a king's son, a prince:—nrip-nīti, vulg. nirp-nīt, s.f. Regal polity; king-craft; rules of conduct and government for a king:—nripwālā, adj. (f. -wālī), Of or pertaining to a sovereign:—nripoćit (˚pa+uć˚), adj. Suited to a king, kingly, princely.