Nivid निवीद

Ancient Sanskrit word Nivid (निविद) literally means information. Nivid also refers to instruction.

Mention of the Sanskrit name Nivid is found in the Bhagvat Puran (भागवत पुराण), Manu-Smiriti (मनु-स्मृति), Mahabharata (महाभारत) and Kavya literature where Nivid refers to communicating, report or proclaim.
Nivid is also found to be referred in Brahman (ब्राह्मण) and Grihaya-Sutra (गृह्य-सूत्र) with meanings like present, offer, give or deliver. This name is also referred in Ramayan (रामायण) and Kathasaritsagar (कथासरित्सागर) in which Nivid is the act of self-introduction.
As per Rig Veda, Nivid means instruction, information. Also, in Atharv Veda, Nivid is a name of sentences or short formularies inserted in a liturgy and containing epithets or short invocations of the gods.