Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: nakha

  nakha—nails    SB 3.8.26, SB 3.15.44, SB 3.23.50, SB 3.28.21, SB 3.31.3, SB 4.24.52, SB 5.26.22, SB 7.12.21, Adi 17.181
  nakha—having nails    SB 7.8.19, SB 7.8.20, SB 7.8.21, SB 7.8.22, SB 7.8.19-22
  nakha—by the nail    SB 5.17.1
  nakha—of the nails    SB 5.25.4

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: nakha

  kara-nakha—of the nails on the hands    Madhya 21.128
  nakha-agrat—the tips of whose nails.    SB 7.9.15
  nakha-aṅkura—by the pointed nails    SB 7.8.31
  nakha-cihna—the nail marks    Adi 17.186
  nakha-indubhih—by the effulgence of the nails    SB 8.21.1
  nakha-manisrenya—by the light of the jewel-like nails on the toes    SB 4.8.50
  nakha-romani—the nails and hair    SB 6.18.47
  nakha-vidirna—pierced by the nails of the hand    SB 7.8.44
  nakha-alaye—whose fingernails.    Antya 16.52
  nakha-sastra-panibhih—with His nails and other weapons in His hands    SB 7.8.31
  pada-nakha—of the nails on the toes    Madhya 21.128
  pada-nakha—nails of the feet    SB 1.18.21
  vajra-nakha—O You who possess nails like thunderbolts    SB 5.18.8
  vyaghra-nakha—tiger nails    Adi 13.113