Nisarga निसर्ग

Ancient Sanskrit word Nisarga (Sanskrit निसर्ग) literally means bestowing, granting, creation and natural state or condition or form or character. Another meaning is evacuation, relinquishing, nature, favour, abandoning and giving away.

The name Nisarga (also transliterated as Nisarga, Nisarg or Nisargaa) is one of the ancient Indian names and is derived from the Sanskrit roots "Ni" and "Sarga". "Ni" means "in" and "Sarga" means "nature". Together, they indicate in nature.
Mention of Nisarga (निसर्ग) is found in Mahabharata (महाभारत) where this word refers to evacuation, voiding excrement and creation. Also mention of Nisarga is found in Manu Smrti (मनु स्मृति) and Mahabharata where this word refers to giving away, granting, bestowing, a favour or grant. Horace H. Wilson has used Nisarga (निसर्ग) in their works to refer relinquishing, abandoning. Nisarga finds reference in Mahabharata (महाभारत) and Kavya Literature with meaning natural state or condition or form or character, nature.