Nila

Appendix:Variations of "nila" English Etymology 1 en:Nila (Ramayana) From en sa नील of a dark colour; blue; black, en bn নীলা blue, or related words in other Indian subcontinent languages. Pronunciation en /nilə/ en iːlə 2 Proper noun s en Hinduism A vanara, brother of Nala and son of Agni in Ramayana. en unisex borne by people in or from India. en 1872 J. T. Thomson The Whence of the Maori Royal Society of New Zealand Transactions 32 The father, Raja Sangsapurba, after visiting various countries, at length proceeded to Menangkabau, to the throne of which country, the principal seat of the Malays, he was elected. An illustrious princess of renowned beauty, named Nila Panchadi, was affianced to his son, en 1876 Police Reports of the Bombay Presidency including Sind 40 ... with the assistance of two men named Nila and Sakya. The body could not be found, as in the meantime the water in the river had risen. Nila confessed that he assisted in disposing of the body. He was therefore arrested and committed to ... en 1876 Benjamin Lewis Rice Mysore and Coorg: Mysore, by districts 499 ... by a king from the north named Nila Sekhara, son of Raja Paramesvara Raya, who gave it the name of Nilavati-patna. en 1977 His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada Srimad-Bhagavatam, Ninth Canto: Liberation The Bhaktivedanta Book Trust 9789171496423 Ajamidha had a son named Nila by his wife known as Nalini, and the son of Nila was Sänti. en 2013 Dr. G.P. Bhatt; Dr. G.V. Tagare Ancient Indian Tradition and Mythology Volume 38: The Vayu Purana Part 2 Motilal Banarsidass 9788120839052 805 The mighty-armed lord of Pañcalas named Nila, who was the grandfather of Prsata, was killed by him (Ugrâyudha) (and thereby) he exhibited his valour. en 2015 Vipul Mudgal Claiming India from Below: Activism and democratic transformation Routledge 9781317352181 The above conversation takes place between Krishna and his five-year-old daughter Nila in Deiva Thirumagal, a Tamil film en. Alternative forms en Neela Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Nila is the 31824th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 725 individuals. Nila is most common among Hispanic/Latino (83.31%) and White (11.86%) individuals. Etymology 2 Related to en Nile.Yvonne Navarro, First Name Reverse Dictionary (2015), page 60 (lady of the river Nile Nila (Latin)") Pronunciation en /naɪlə/ en aɪlə 2 Proper noun s en female. en 2013 Ashea S. Goldson Scorched Nila began fumbling around in her purse. "There is just one thing . . . ""What is it?"“I have a daughter.” Nila pulled out a picture of Jasmine and handed it to Raima. She looked at the picture quickly and handed it back to Nila. “A daughter? Now how did you get away with that?” “It wasn't easy,” Nila said, en 2013 Amanda Cook Gilbert Descendants of William Cromartie and Ruhamah Doane 182 WestBow Press 9781490807751 Pauline was Credit Manager of the Sears Catalog Store for a number of years. She was also secretary for Pineywoods Business College night school. They had one daughter Nila born April 9, 1945. Etymology 3 From en ru Ни́ла, feminine form of the male given name ru Ни́л, or from a related name in other languages such as uk Ніла. Proper noun s en female Russian,Ukrainian. en 1956 Willie Snow Ethridge Nila: Her Story Told Willie Snow Ethridge 63 This woman who was cleaning there came and called, “Nila Ivanovna.” (They call you in Russia by your name and your father's Christian name: Ivanovna means daughter of Ivan.) “Nila Ivanovna, the NKVD came andthey ask for you  en 1989 Ukraine 16 In the performing arts — [an award is made] to Anatoliy Kocherha for his leading parts in the operas Boris Godunov by Modest Moussorgsky, Don Carlos by Guiseppe Verdi and Milana by Heorhiy Maiboroda at Kiev's Shevchenko Opera House; to Nila Kriukova Nila Kryukova for her concert programs en 1991 Sallie Bingham Passion and Prejudice: A Family Memoir, with an Introduction Hal Leonard Corporation 9781557830777 44 They looked beautiful to me, those young friends of Mother's with their carefully lipsticked mouths, their war work, their many children. An extraordinary bird of passage named Nila Magidoff made a great impression in those country houses. She had come to the United States from Russia Nila was an outspoken woman Etymology 4 + language Proper noun An extinct language spoken on Nila Island in Maluku, Indonesia. en Antara 11 Indigenous Languages Declared Extinct: Education Ministry w:Jakarta Globe https://jakartaglobe.id/news/11-indigenous-languages-declared-extinct-education-ministry 2024-03-08 Muksin specifically mentioned 11 extinct indigenous languages, such as Tandia and Mawes in West Papua and Papua, along with Kajeli, Piru, Moksela, Palumata, Ternateno, Hukumina, Hoti, Serua, and Nila in different areas of Maluku. https://web.archive.org/web/20260207171751/https://jakartaglobe.id/news/11-indigenous-languages-declared-extinct-education-ministry 7 February 2026 References Anagrams en ailn I-lan INLA Ilan LNAI Lain Lani Lian Lina anil lain nail en Extinct languages Ramayana Lashi Etymology Ultimately from lsi grc Νεῖλος. Pronunciation lsi Ni la Proper noun lsi proper noun lsi river country/Egypt Nile 1 41 1 Eig zain myangˮ thang꞉ Egutu khokham yhoeb moꓹ myang zigi nyang꞉ gi Nila gyid lang yam moo yhe꞉ yab nyid. Two years later the king of Egypt saw a dream that he was standing beside the river Nile. 66