Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: nila

  nila—took    Madhya 1.119, Madhya 1.216, Madhya 2.37, Madhya 3.40, Madhya 4.199, Madhya 5.120, Madhya 5.121, Madhya 6.31, Madhya 6.251, Madhya 9.203 (and more...)
  nila—brought    Madhya 6.8, Madhya 9.53, Madhya 19.44, Antya 15.68
  nila—took.    Madhya 9.208, Madhya 16.198
  nila—took away    Madhya 5.15, Madhya 8.102
  nila—took away.    Adi 17.233
  nila—I accepted    Antya 6.280
  nila—He took.    Madhya 9.209

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: nila

  baṅti' nila—shared among themselves    Madhya 14.68
  duṅhe saṅge nila—took both of them with them.    Madhya 11.179
  muluka nila—took charge of the country    Antya 6.18
  magi' nila—obtained by begging.    Madhya 12.73
  na nila—did not accept    Madhya 10.108
  saṅge kari' nila—took with Him.    Madhya 17.20
  ajna nila—took permission    Madhya 14.6


Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: nila

  nila—bluish    SB 2.2.11, SB 4.25.31, SB 4.26.23, SB 8.12.20
  nila—blue    SB 4.24.21, Madhya 9.156
  nila—by the monkey named Nila    SB 9.10.19
  nila—sapphires    SB 4.25.15
  nila—blackish-blue    SB 3.21.9
  nila—Nila    SB 9.10.16
  nila—dark    SB 3.20.31

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: nila

  indra-nila—the gem known as indranila    Antya 19.41
  nila-abja—bluish lotus flowers    Antya 18.94
  nila-abje—the bluish lotus flowers    Antya 18.94
  nila-alaka—bluish curls    SB 4.7.20
  nila-lohitah—mixture of blue and red.    SB 3.12.7
  nila-lohitah—Rudra, whose color is mixed blue and red    SB 3.12.15
  nila-utpala—blue lotus    SB 3.28.13
  nila-utpala—and the bluish lotus flower    Madhya 2.33
  nila-utpala—blue lotus flowers    SB 5.24.10
  nila-vasah—covered with blue garments    SB 5.25.7
  nila-adayah—the mountains headed by Nila    SB 5.16.9
  surendra-nila-dyutih—Krsna, whose bodily luster is like the jewel called indranila    Antya 19.35
  ujjvala-nila-mani—Ujjvala-nilamani    Antya 4.224
  a-nila-nisadha-ayatau—on the northern side up to the mountain known as Nila and on the southern side up to the mountain known as Nisadha    SB 5.16.10


Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: nila

  nila—he took.    Antya 4.210, Antya 6.323
  nila—took    Antya 16.38

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: nila

  eka-patra nila—took one page written on a palm leaf    Antya 1.96
  kadi' nila—took it away    Antya 19.48
  nila mula—have purchased.    Antya 9.130
  nahi nila—he did not accept    Madhya 20.76


Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: nila

  nila—named nila    Adi 5.27-28

Can't find any compound Sanskrit words containing nila.