نشا nashā A (from نشو or نشي) s. m. 1. Intoxica- tion, intoxicating liquor, a headach or crop sickness (from over-drinking). 2. Perception (of a good smell), fragrance, smell. نشا خور na- shā-ḵẖor, A person who takes intoxicating drugs, &c. a drunkard.

نشات nashāt A (prop. nashāʼat from نشا Heb. ) s. f. 1. A creature. 2. Any thing pro- duced or growing. 3. Appearing, growing. نشاٴتين nashātain, Both worlds.

نشاط nashāt̤ A (from نشط) s. m. f. Gladness, joy, pleasure.

نشاٴيت nashā-īyat A. s. f. Quality of intoxicating.

نشتر nashtar P or nishtar, s. f. A lancet, a fleam. نشترلگانا nashtar lagānā, To bleed, to phlebo- tomize.

نشر nashr A (Heb. and Aram. Chald. ) s. m. 1. Spreading (as, a carpet). 2. Diffusing, publishing (news). 3. Life, vivifying, raising from the dead.

نشه nasha A. s. m. (or dakh. nashsha, s. f.) See نشا nashā.

نشو nasho A or nashw (from نشأ Heb. ) s. m. Vegetation, growing, growth, shooting up. نشو ونما nashw-o-namā, s. f. Growth, growing up.

نشيب nasheb P (prop. nisheb) s. m. Descent, declivity. adj. Sloping, low, hollow. نشيب فراز nasheb farāz, 1. Up and down; uneven, rugged. 2. The ups and downs of life. 3. Profit and loss, the advantages and disadvan- tages of any affair.

نشيلا nashīlā A. (from نشا) adj. Intoxicating.

نشٿ नष्ट nash̤ṭ S adj. Lost, destroyed.