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नागर mfn. mf(ई)n. (fr. नगर) town-born, t° -bred, relating or belonging to a t° or city, t° -like, civic, [MBh.] ; [Kāv.] &c. उप-न्° spoken in a t° (said of a partic. अपभ्रंश dialect; cf. ), [Sāh.] °रिक polite, civil, [Śak. v, 1/2] (v.l. for ) clever, dexterous, cunning, [Dhūrtan.] bad, vile, [L.] nameless, [L.] नागर m. m. a citizen, [MBh.] &c. पौर (= ) a prince engaged in war under partic. circumstances (opp. to यायिन् &c. and also applied to planets opposed to each other), [Var.] a husband's brother, [L.] a lecturer, [L.] नाग-रङ्ग an orange, [L.] (cf. ) toil, fatigue, [L.] desire of final beatitude, [L.] denial of knowledge, [L.] नागर n. n. dry ginger, [Suśr.] the root of Cyperus Pertenuis, [L.] a partic. written character, [Hcat.] a kind of coitus, [L.] N. of sev. places, [L.]
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