نیتر

नेऽ netra, vulg. netr, netar, s.m. The eye;—a symbolic expression for the number two;—the string with which a churning-stick is whirled round (i.q. netī);—the root of a tree:—netrāmbu (˚tra+am˚), s.m. 'Eye-water,' tears:—netr-piṇḍ, s.m. The eye-ball:—netr phūṭnā, 'The eye to burst,' to become blind:—netr-jal, s.m. 'Eye-water,' tears; a tear:—netr-raṅjan, s.m. 'Eye-colouring'; collyrium:—netr-rog, s.m. Any disease of the eyes; ophthalmia:—netrrogī, s.m. (f. -inī), A person afflicted with ophthalmia, or any other disease of the eyes:—netrotsav (˚tra+ut˚), s.m. (f. -ā), 'Eye-feast'; any pleasing or beautiful object:—netraushadh (˚tra+aush˚), s.m. Medicine for the eyes; collyrium; green sulphate of iron (used as collyrium):—netraushadhī(˚tra+au˚), s.f. A kind of drug, Odina pinnata:—netr-vān, adj. (f. -vatī), Possessing eyes; clear-sighted:—netrhīn, adj. (f. -ā), Eyeless.