Sanskrit nὶ (positive) (120)
Sanskrit words related to the prefix nὶ (positive), meaning “in, into, and within,” are taken from Monier-Williams’ A Sanskrit-English Dictionary. It traces its origin to the Tamil root il (locative) through the transformation of il (locative) > nὶ. The words with the prefix nὶ (positive) are condensed, and approximately 100 to 110 words are given below for reference. The following words, related to the prefix nὶ (positive), also originate from Tamil il (locative).
ni-kaṭa, “being at the side, near.” ni-kaṭaga, “near, at hand.” nikaṭī-bhūya, “having become near.” nikaṭī-bhūta, “approached.” ni-kāmá, “desire, wish, pleasure.” ni-kāman, “desirous, eager.” ni-kara, “a heap, pile, a flock or multitude, a bundle, mass, collection.” ni-kāra, “piling up or winnowing corn; tossing or lifting up.” ni-kasha, “rubbing in, smearing.” ni-kāsha, “scratching, rubbing, grinding, pounding.” ni-kāyá, “a heap, an assemblage, a group, class, association.” ni-kāyântarīya, “belonging to another school.” ni-kāyya, “a dwelling-house.” ni-kecāya, “piling or collecting repeatedly.” ni-ketana, “a house, mansion, habitation, temple.” ni-khanati, “to dig into (the ground), bury.” ni-khanana, “digging in, burying.” ni-kharva, “dwarfish, a dwarf.” ni-gadati, “to recite, proclaim, announce, declare, tell, speak.” ni-gadá, “reciting, audible recitation, a prayer or sacrificial formula recited aloud.” ni-gādya, “to be told or communicated to.” ni-galana, “swallowing, eating.” ni-gāla, “the throat or neck of a horse.” ni-gūḍha, “concealed, hidden, secret, obscure.” ni-ghaṇṭa, “a collection of words, vocabulary.” ni-caya, “piling up, heaping up, heap, mass, quantity, store, provisions; collection, multitude, assemblage.” ni-cayin, “heaped up, plentiful, abundant.” ni-citá, “observed, beheld, appearing.” ni-já-karman, “one’s own work.” ni-já-lābha-pūrṇa, “engrossed in self-interest, self-satisfied.” ni dāghá, “heat, wamith, the hot season, summer.” ni-datṛí, “one who fastens or ties up.” ni-dána, “a band, rope, halter.” ni-deṡin, “showing, directing, pointing out.” ni-darṡayitavya, “to be pointed out or put forth or shown.” ni-darṡin, “seeing, having an insight into, familiar with, knowing.” ni-dhātavya, “to be put down or deposited or concealed or delivered or directed towards.” ni-dhāpya, “having caused to be placed or fixed in, having installed or appointed.” ni-dhi, “setting down or serving up (food).” ni-didhyāsate, “to wish to meditate on, think of attentively.” ni-nādayati, “to cause to sound or resound, fill with noise or cries.” ni-nayana, “pouring down or out, performance.” ni-patana, “falling down, falling, descending.” ni-patyā, “any slippery ground; a field of battle.” ni-pātana, “throwing down, killing, destroying, knocking out (an eye).” ni-pīḍana, “squeezing, pressing, hurting, giving pain.” ni-baddha, “bound, fettered, chained, tied or fastened to, fixed on, covered with.” ni-bandha, “binding on, tying, fastening; chain, fetter, bondage; attachment to, intentness on.” ni-bhañjana, “breaking to pieces or asunder.” ni-majjīḥ, “to sink down, dive, sink or plunge or penetrate into, bathe in.” ni-majjana, “causing a person to enter or plunge into (water).” ni-māna, “measure.” ni-mīlita, “having closed the eyes.” ni-yantrana, “restraining, checking, governing; restricting to a certain sense, defining, definition.” ni-yamayati, “to restrain, curb, check, suppress, restrict.” ni-yata, “held back or in, fastened, tied to; put together (hands); restrained, checked, curbed, suppressed, restricted, controlled.” ni-yujya, “having joined or attached or harnessed or appointed.” ni-ramaṇa, “resting, ceasing.” ni-rāmin, “waiting, lurking.” nir-asana, “casting out, driving away, expelling, removing, rejecting; the act of casting out.” nir-astâpad, “having misfortune removed, happy.” nir-īkshaka, “looking at, seeing, viewing.” nir-īkshya, “to be looked at or regarded or considered.” nir-ukta, “uttered, pronounced, expressed, explained, defined; explicitly mentioned or enjoined.” nir-ukti, “etymological interpretation of a word; an artificial explanation or derivation of a word.” ni-ruddha, “held back, withheld, held fast, stopped, shut, closed, confined, restrained, checked, kept off, removed, suppressed.” ni-rūpaṇa, “stating, determining, defining; looking into, searching, investigation, examination.” ni-rupita, “seen, observed, considered, weighed, discovered, ascertained, determined, defined.” nir-ūḍha, “drawn out, put aside, separate.” nir-ūha, “a purging clyster, an enema not of an oily kind.” nir-ghātana, “forcing out, bringing out.” nir-jaya, “conquest, complete victory, subduing, mastering.” nir-jarayati, “to wear down, rub to pieces, crush.” nirjara, “completely wearing down or destroying.” nir-jhara, “a waterfall, cataract, mountain torrent, cascade.” nir-ṇaya, “taking off, removing; complete ascertainment, decision, determination, settlement.” nir-ṇāyaka, “settling, conclusive.” nir-dāhá, “burning.” nir-dishṭa, “pointed out, shown, indicated, declared, announced, foretold, enjoined; ordered, meant or determined for, appointed to; learned, wise.” nir-dhauta, “washed off, cleansed, purified, polished, bright.” nir-baddha, “fixed or fastened upon; clung to, pressed hard, urged.” nir-bhartsana, “threatening, reproach, blame.” nir-bhāsana, “illuminating, illustrating, making manifest.” nir-bhinna, “broken asunder, budded, blossomed; divided, separated, disunited; pierced, penetrated; found out, betrayed.” nir-mathana, “rubbing, churning, making butter, lighting a fire by rubbing two pieces of wood together or by churning.” nir-māṇa, “measuring, measure, reach, extent; forming, making, creating, creation, building, composition, work.” nir-mukta, “loosed, separated, sundered, liberated or saved or escaped or free from, deprived of; given up, lost, disappeared, vanished.” nir-luṇṭhana, “robbing, plundering.” nir-vacana, “speaking out, pronouncing; interpretation, explanation, etymology.” nir-varṇana, “looking at, regarding, sight.” nir-vāhaka, “accomplishing, performing, effecting.” nir-veṡa, “payment, returning, offering; wages, reward.” nir-vṛita, “satisfied, happy, tranquil, at ease, at rest.” nir-vṛitti, “originating, development, growth, completion, termination.” nir-hṛita, “taken or carried forth or out, extracted, remove.” nir-láyana, “settling down, alighting in or on.” ni-vasana, “dwelling, habitation.” ni-vaha, “bringing, causing.” ni-vid, “instruction, information.” ni-vedita, “made known, announced, told, represented, entrusted, presented, given.” ni-vishṭa, “settled down, come to rest; drawn up, encamped (army); placed, located, appointed (guardians); entered, penetrated into or lying resting or sticking or staying in.” ni-vṛitti, “returning, return; ceasing, cessation, disappearance; leaving off, abstaining or desisting from.” ni-ṡamana, “perceiving, hearing.” ni-ṡita, “sharpened, sharp; strengthened; prepared, presented.” nis-cita, “one who has come to aconclusion or formed a certain opinion, determined to, resolute upon.” nis-cīyamāna, “being in the course of ascertainment, being under investigation or concluded.” ni-shaṇṇá, “sitting, seated, sitting or lying or resting or leaning upon.” ni-sheka, “sprinkling, infusion, aspersion, dripping, distilling; seminal infusion, impregnation and the ceremony connected with it.” ni-sheva, “practising, exercising, observing.” nish-kvātha, “a decoction, broth, soup.” nish-ṭapta, “burnt, scorched, heated thoroughly, melted (as gold), well cooked or dressed.” nish-pādaka, “accomplishing, developing, effective.” nish-pīḍana, “pressing, squeezing; wringing out (of a cloth).” nis-taraṇa, “passing over, going forth, coming out (of danger) rescue, deliverance.” ni-svana, “sound, noise, voice.” ni-rājita, “shone upon, illuminated, irradiated; lustrated, consecrated.” ṡrīni-tīrtha, “name of various authors.” ni-shṭha, “being in or on, situated on, grounded or resting on, depending on, relating or referring to.” ni-shṭhāna, “sauce, condiment.”