نوشه nau-shah P s. m. A bridegroom. ¶ nosha, adj. Fortunate, happy, prosperous, sweet, cheer- ful.

نفاط nafāt̤ A (from نفط) s. m. 1. Naphtha, bitu- men, or a place where it is found in plenty. 2. Lamp-oil.

نزول nuzūl A (inf. from نزل) s. m. 1. Descent, alighting, sojourning. 2. A cataract (in the eye). نزول آب nuzūl-i-āb, A swelling of the testicle, which (excepting the case of a blow, or of hernia) is universally ascribed to the descent of water: the term, therefore, comprehends hy- drocele, hernia humoralis, and scirrhus.

نماشام nimāshām H s. (dakh. i. q. سرشام) Evening, early in the evening (?). نماشام اترنا ni- māshām utarnā (met. i. q. سياه روهونا) To have the face black, to be disgraced (?).

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

ناني nānī H s. f. Maternal grandmother.

نواڙا niwāṛā P. S̱. (dakh. nawāṛā, from ناو nāw) s. m. 1. A boat. 2. A particular kind of boat, a barge.

نوني nūnī H s. f. Penis puerilis. ¶ naunī, s. f. See نوي nawe or navī.

نيور newar H s. f. A sore in the feet of a horse.

نده निधि nidhi S s. m. 1. A treasure of Kuvera the god of riches. 2. A treasure, any sum or quantity of wealth or valuables, a col- lection.