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naḥ

 The transliteration "naḥ" is written in 

Devanagari as "नः"

In Sanskrit, "naḥ" generally means "unto us," "for us," 
or "our," and is often used to denote possession or 
action directed toward group including the speaker .


Sanskrit Usage




Summary of Meanings


Possessive dative pronoun:

"Our," "unto us," "to us," particularly in classical or Vedic Sanskrit.



Grammar Note:

Derived from the root "na" but functionally used as first-person plural pronoun in various contexts, including devotional 
and ritual texts.


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