Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: nara

  nara—of Nara    Adi 2.30, Adi 3.69, Adi 6.23
  nara—the inhabitants of the earthly planets    SB 4.24.12
  nara—the human beings    SB 2.10.42
  nara—human being    SB 1.3.22

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: nara

  nara-deva—O King    SB 1.15.18, SB 3.22.16, SB 4.13.31, SB 4.20.3, SB 5.13.2, SB 6.14.18, SB 8.21.1
  nara-indra—O King    SB 6.15.28, SB 8.9.16, SB 8.9.17, SB 8.9.16-17, SB 8.21.4
  nara-darakena—with He who is like a boy of this material world    Madhya 8.75, Antya 7.32
  hari-nara—of half lion and half human being    SB 7.8.56
  nara-adhaman—the lowest of men    Madhya 25.40
  nara-adhipa—King of the people    Madhya 1.178
  nara-deha—having a body like a human being's    Adi 17.178-179
  nara-deva—monarchical    SB 1.18.43
  nara-deva—O lord among human beings (the king is supposed to be the representative of deva, the Supreme Personality of Godhead)    SB 5.10.4
  nara-deva—of the king    SB 4.16.8
  nara-deva—of the worldly king or worldly god    SB 4.14.32
  nara-deva—O ruler of men    SB 7.1.11
  nara-deva—a man-god, or a king    SB 1.17.32
  nara-deva—O King (Maharaja Dusmanta)    SB 9.20.22
  nara-deva—of all kings, gods in human society    SB 4.16.20
  nara-deva-abhimana-madena—by madness due to having the body of a king and thus being proud of it    SB 5.10.24
  nara-deva-abhimanam—King Rahugana, who thought himself the ruler    SB 5.10.8
  nara-deva-deva—O supreme master of all kings    SB 4.17.10, SB 4.17.11, SB 4.17.10-11
  nara-deva-deve—upon the King's    SB 1.19.18
  nara-deva-kanyah—daughters of many kings    SB 3.3.7
  nara-devam—the king    SB 2.10.16
  nara-devam—unto a man-god    SB 1.18.42
  nara-devah—man-god    SB 1.17.5
  nara-darakena—with Him who is like an ordinary child    SB 10.12.7, SB 10.12.8, SB 10.12.9, SB 10.12.10, SB 10.12.11, SB 10.12.7-11
  nara-hara—O Lord in the form of Nrsimha    SB 7.8.52
  nara-hari-rupena—His form of Nrsimhadeva    SB 5.18.7
  nara-harim—unto Lord Nrsimhadeva    SB 7.10.25
  nara-indra—O best of the kings    SB 4.22.37
  nara-indram—unto the King, best of humankind    SB 1.18.41
  nara-indranam—of all the kings    Madhya 23.27
  nara-loka—human society    SB 3.2.20
  nara-loka—in human society or on the planet earth    SB 9.14.23
  nara-loka—of the material world    SB 5.14.38
  nara-loka-sa-artham—the field of self-interested material activities    SB 5.14.41
  nara-loka-sadharmam—acting as if a human being    SB 5.4.4
  nara-lokam—this material world    SB 5.14.5
  nara-lokasya—human birth    SB 3.30.34
  nara-lokatam—the habits of a human being    SB 9.14.17, SB 9.14.18, SB 9.14.17-18
  nara-lokavirah—the kings of human society    Bg 11.28
  nara-loke—on this planet of human beings    SB 1.11.35
  nara-lila—the pastimes as a human being    Madhya 21.101
  nara-lilara—for exhibiting the pastimes as a human being    Madhya 21.101
  nara-narayana—Nara-Narayana    Adi 2.113
  nara-narayana—Lord Nara-Narayana    Adi 5.129
  nara-narayana-akhyam—named Nara-Narayana    SB 5.4.5
  nara-narayana-akhyah—known as Nara-Narayana    SB 5.19.9
  nara-narayana-asramam—to the asrama of Nara-Narayana.    SB 9.1.31
  nara-narayanau—both Nara and Narayana    SB 4.1.49, SB 4.1.50, SB 4.1.51, SB 4.1.52, SB 4.1.49-52
  nara-narayanau—named Nara and Narayana    SB 1.3.9
  nara-narayanaya—Nara-Narayana    SB 5.19.11
  nara-nari—men and women    Adi 4.147
  nara-natha—O King    SB 4.26.17
  nara-patih—the King    SB 1.18.46
  nara-patih—a king or ksatriya    Madhya 13.80
  nara-pasavah—manlike animals    SB 6.16.38
  nara-puṅgavah—heroes in human society.    Bg 1.5
  nara-ratnaya—unto the Supreme Personality of Godhead, who is always youthful    SB 9.3.33
  nara-sakhah—the friend of all living entities (especially human beings)    SB 7.6.27
  nara-simhaya—known as Lord Nrsimha    SB 5.18.8
  nara-simhaya—Lord Nrsimhadeva    Antya 16.52
  nara-uttamah—the first-class human being.    SB 1.13.27
  nara-uttamah—the best of human beings    SB 4.20.3
  nara-vapu—a body just like that of a human being    Madhya 21.101
  nara-vyaghra—O man of tigerlike strength    SB 1.14.10
  nara-adayah—human beings and others.    SB 1.3.5
  nara-akrtih—a person, exactly resembling a human being    SB 9.23.20, SB 9.23.21, SB 9.23.20-21
  nara-amisam—the flesh of a human being.    SB 9.9.20, SB 9.9.21, SB 9.9.20-21
  nara-atmajah—the son of Nara.    SB 9.21.1
  nara-isvaranam—or of kings who follow this principle.    SB 6.7.24
  nara-sardulam—unto the Lord, who had appeared as half man and half lion    SB 7.8.37, SB 7.8.38, SB 7.8.39, SB 7.8.37-39
  nara-rsabha—O best of human beings, Maharaja Pariksit    SB 9.23.18, SB 9.23.19, SB 9.23.18-19
  sura-nara-mrga-misrita-jalacara-akrtibhih—with different forms like those of the demigods, human beings, animals, mixtures and aquatics (the incarnations Vamana, Lord Ramacandra, Krsna, Varaha, Hayagriva, Nrsimha, Matsya and Kurma)    SB 6.9.40


Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: nara

  nara—cannot    Adi 17.165

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: nara

  nara-simha—O Lord Nrsimhadeva, half lion and half human being    SB 7.8.42
  nara-sabde—by the word nara    Adi 2.38