[Skt.] adj. New, kotta. n. Praise, stotramu, pogadta. Nine, tommidi. navannava mpritirahokaroti (Magha) every moment presented fresh beauties. navasankhya the figure nine; viz.which the poets say is the form of a beautiful ear. navamanmathudu a second Cupid. navasundari a second Venus, a rival to Venus. navakamu navakamu. adj. New, fresh, blooming, nutanamainadi. Nine,tommidi. n. Freshness, tenderness, mrdutvamu. Youth. yauvanamu. “cakkadanamumbalambu navakambunusilamu.” Nagnajit. ii. 27. navagrahabilla nava-graha-billa. n. A brooch set with nine stones (ruby, emerald, sapphire, &c.) sacred to the “nine constellations.” navati navati. n. Ninety. navadhanyamulu nava-dhanya-mulu. n. The nine sorts of grains, viz., Rice, wheat, Bengal gram, &c. navamamu navamamu. adj. Ninth. tommidava. navamalika. nava-malika. n. The doubel Jasmine. virazaji. navami navami. n. The ninth lunar day either of the light or dark fortnight. tommidavatithi. navarandhramulu ornavadvaramulu nava-randhra-mulu. n. The nine apertures of the body. navaratnamulu. nava-ratnamulu. n. The “nine gems,” a collective phrase: some reckon them as vajramu diamond, vaiduryamu lapis-lazuli (cat’s eye.) gomedhikamu agate, pusyaragamu topaz, nilamu sapphire, marakatamu emerald, manikyamu ruby, vidrumamu coral, maktikamu pearl. navaratnakiritamu a gemmed crown. navaratnamu a particoloured or mottled game cock. navaratnakanthi or kante a neck jewel set with four or five sorts of stones. navaratri nava-ratri. n. The “Navaratri” or nine nights: an annual festival in honour of Durga: also called Dussarah, dasara. navarasikamu nava-rasikamu. n. The rule of nine in Hindu arithmetic, i.e., the double rule of three; Compund Proportion.