Nábh
Nábh is a term that can refer to several distinct entities, primarily in the context of Indian culture and language. Most commonly, Nábh refers to Nabh, a former princely state in Gujarat, India, which existed during the British Raj. The state was founded by Jamadar Khan in the 17th century and later became a salute state under the Bombay Presidency. Its administration and affairs were influenced by British policy until India's independence.
The term Nábh can also be a surname of Indian origin. Individuals with this surname are found
Furthermore, Nabh is a Sanskrit word meaning "sky" or "atmosphere." In ancient Indian texts, particularly in religious
The pronunciation of Nábh, with its specific diacritical mark, indicates a distinct sound in the Devanagari