nr—human being SB 1.8.30, SB 2.10.41
nr—like a human being (such as Lord Krsna and Lord Ramacandra) SB 7.9.38
nr—and of the human species SB 6.16.4
nr—unto human society SB 7.14.15
nr—man SB 7.14.37
nr—human beings in general SB 7.14.25
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: nr
nr-devah—ministers of the government SB 2.7.38
nr-gatim—the human form of life SB 3.15.24
nr-haraye—who has appeared as half lion and half man (Nrhari) SB 7.8.44
nr-harim—Lord Nrsimhadeva SB 7.8.27
nr-janma—you who have taken birth as a human being SB 5.13.21
nr-jatim—a birth in human society SB 5.19.25
nr-kesari—having the body of a human being and a lion Madhya 8.6
nr-kaya—this human form of body SB 7.15.45
nr-lokam—within human society SB 7.10.70
nr-lokam—human society SB 9.24.63, SB 9.24.64, SB 9.24.63-64
nr-lokasya—within this material world of living entities SB 10.3.31
nr-loke—in the material world Madhya 2.43
nr-loke—in this world SB 5.5.1
nr-loke—in this material world SB 7.15.75
nr-loke—human society SB 7.14.5
nr-loke—within this material world SB 7.10.48
nr-mrga-indra-rupam—the form of both a man and the king of the beasts, the lion. SB 7.8.18
nr-pate—O Maharaja Pariksit SB 8.11.29
nr-patim—the King SB 4.21.45
nr-patih—the king SB 5.10.23
nr-pasun—the men used as sacrifice SB 5.26.31
nr-palah—all the kings SB 4.16.21
nr-simham—the Lord, appearing in the form of half lion and half man SB 7.8.23
nr-turaṅga-vigrahah—assuming the form of half-horse, half-man SB 5.18.6
nr-samsam—cruel SB 6.11.13
nr-samsam—very cruel SB 6.11.17
nr-samsasya—who is so cruel SB 9.4.44