نيوڙهنا neʼoṛhnā H v. a. To bow, to bend. See نہوڙنا nihūṛnā.

نلي nal-ī नल S̱. s. f. 1. A tube, pipe, spout. 2. The windpipe, ureter, &c. 3. A gun-barrel. 4. Morbus plerumque à manustupratione ortus, in quo membrum virile exile fit nec erigi potest. 5. The bone of the leg, the tibia. 6. A weaverʼs shuttle, or the little tube within the shuttle on which the woof is wound.

نرمل nir-mal S (निर्म्मल from निर् prep. and मल Filth) adj. Pure, limpid, clear, pel- lucid, transparent, spotless, clean.

نسيه nisya A or nasya (from نسي Heb. ) s. m. A thing forgotten, of no regard or account. ¶ nasia (from نسأ) s. m. Delay allowed for pay- ment of money, credit.

نواله nawāla P (or Hind. niwāla) s. m. 1. A mor- sel, a mouthful, 2. The wadding of a gun.

ناريل nāriyal नारिकेल S̱. s. m. 1. A cocoa- nut. 2. A ḥuḳḳa made of a cocoa-nut. 3. A sort of firework, so called from the shell of the cocoa-nut being charged for the purpose. It bursts with the report of a gun. (Qanoon-e-islam).

نکٿا nakṭā H s. m. The name of a bird. S̱. H. نک چڙها nak-chaṛhā, adj. Angry, fretful, ill-tempered, warm, passionate, fastidious.

نوچي nauchī H s. f. Young girl kept by a bawd.

نکاس ni-kās निःकास S̱. s. m. 1. Skirts, suburbs, outer boundary of land attached to a town, &c. issue, outgoing, discharge, outlet, vent, source, origin, spring. 2. Adjustment of accounts, accomplishment.

نکهٿو nikhaṭṭū H adj. Idle, thriftless, merciless.