تنخنخ tanaḵẖnuḵẖ A (inf. ii. of نخنخ) s. m. Clearing the throat, hemming, hawking.

زنخ zanaḵẖ P s. m. The chin, the pit in the chin.

زنخدان zanaḵẖdān P s. m. The chin, the pit in the chin.

نخاس naḵẖḵẖās A s. m. A market for slaves and cattle.

نخرا naḵẖrā P s. m. Trick, artifice, joke, wag- gery, coquetry, deceit, sham, pretence. نخراتلا naḵẖrā-tillā, Coquetry, blan- dishments. نخره باز naḵẖra-bāz, Affected. نخره بازي naḵẖra-bāz-ī, s. f. Affectation, coquetry.

نخره naḵẖra P s. m. Trick, artifice, joke, wag- gery, coquetry, deceit, sham, pretence. نخراتلا naḵẖrā-tillā, Coquetry, blan- dishments. نخره باز naḵẖra-bāz, Affected. نخره بازي naḵẖra-bāz-ī, s. f. Affectation, coquetry.

نخست naḵẖust P prop. nuḵẖust, 1. s. m. The beginning, the first. 2. adv. At first.

نخستين naḵẖust-īn P adj. First.

نخشاره naḵẖshāra H s. m. (dakh.) see رخساره ruḵẖsāra.

نخشب naḵẖshab P n. prop. Name of a city in Turkistan, famous for the appearance of the moon which the impostor Muḳannaﻌ caused to ascend from a pit in its neighbourhood, during the space of two months.

نخل naḵẖl A s. m. A date tree, a palm tree (and often used for a young tree of any kind), a plant. نخل بند naḵẖl-band, s. m. A gardener, a maker of artificial trees and fruits of wax. نخلبندي naḵẖl-band-ī, A plantation.

نخوت naḵẖwat A (from نخو) s. f. Pride, haughtiness, pomp, magnificence.

نخچير naḵẖchīr P s. m. The chase, game, prey, hunting. نخچير گاه naḵẖchīr-gāh, s. f. Place of hunting.