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
Sanskrit Usage
- 3 Sources
Derivations and Related Forms
- 2 Sources
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 a first-person plural pronoun in various contexts, including devotional
and ritual texts.