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['neɪmlɪs]1) (anonymous) [ person] anonimo, ignotoa certain person, who shall remain o be nameless — una persona di cui non farò il nome
2) (indefinable) [fear, dread] indicibile, indescrivibile* * *1) (not having a name: a nameless fear.) senza nome2) (not spoken of by name: The author of the book shall be nameless.) anonimo* * *nameless /ˈneɪmləs/a.1 senza nome; anonimo; (fig.) oscuro, ignoto: a nameless grave, una tomba senza nome, anonima; to remain nameless, mantenere l'anonimato2 innominato; sconosciuto: a rogue who shall be nameless, un furfante che resterà innominato (o di cui non voglio fare il nome)namelessly avv. namelessness n. [u].* * *['neɪmlɪs]1) (anonymous) [ person] anonimo, ignotoa certain person, who shall remain o be nameless — una persona di cui non farò il nome
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1 უსახელო, ანონიმურიa person who shall be nameless ერთი პიროვნება, რომელსაც მე არ დავასახელებ…2 უცნობი, ნაკლებად ცნობილიa nameless writer უცნობი / ნაკლებად ცნობილი მწერალი3 აუწერელი, ენით გამოუთქმელი -
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/'neimlis/ * tính từ - không tên, vô danh =a nameless grave+ nấm mồ vô danh =a person who shall be nameless told me the news+ một người mà tôi không muốn nói tên đã nói cho tôi biết tin đó - không tiếng tăm, không tên tuổi, không ai biết đến - không thể nói ra, không thể tả xiết; không thể đặt tên được, xấu xa, gớm guốc =a nameless longing+ niềm ao ước không thể tả xiết được =nameless vices+ những thói xấu gớm guốc -
5 नागर _nāgara
नागर a. (-री f.) [नगरे भवः अण्]1 Town-born, town-bred.-2 Relating to a town, civic.-3 Spoken in a town.-4 Polite, civil.-5 Clever, sharp.-6 Bad, vile, one who has contracted the vices of a town. नाग- नागरयोर्मध्ये वरं नागो न नागरः । नागो दशति कालेन नागरस्तु पुनः पुनः ॥ Subhāṣita.-7 Nameless.-रः 1 A citizen (पौर); यः पण्यस्त्रीरतिपरिमलोद्गारिभिर्नागराणामुद्दामानि प्रथयति शिलावेश्मभि- र्यौवनानि Me.25; Śānti.4.19; Bhāg.1.56.17.-2 A husband's brother.-3 A lecturer.-4 An orange.-5 Fatigue; hardship, toil.-6 Desire of final beatitude.-7 A term applied to a prince engaged in war under certain circumstances and also to a planet when in opposition to other planets (in astrol.)-8 Denial of knowledge.-रम् 1 Dry ginger; खर्बूरं मरिचं पूर्णं देवदारु च नागरम् Śiva B.3.16. पिप्पली सैन्धवं चैव नागरं च गुडान्वितम् । प्रातर्दत्तं तुरङ्गाणां नस्यं श्लेष्मविनाशनम् ॥ Śālihotra.-2 A kind of coitus.-3 One of the three styles of architecture; it is quadrangular in shape; चतुरस्राकृतिं यत्तु नागरं तत् प्रकीर्तितम् Māna.18.94.-री 1 The character in which Sanskrit is generally written; cf. देवनागरी.-2 A clever, intriguing or shrewd woman; हन्ताभीरीः स्मरतु स कथं संवृतो नागरीभिः Ud. D.16.-3 The plant स्नुही-Comp. -आह्लम् dry ginger.
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