نيش nesh P s. m. 1. Sting (of a venomous animal). 2. A puncture. 3. A lancet. نيش زن nesh-zan, Stinger; (met.) an incendiary, one who inflames disputes, a telltale. نيش زني nesh-zan-ī, s. f. Striking with a sting; exciting of quarrels, &c.

نادهنا nādhnā S̱. (नद्ध Bound) v. a. To yoke.

نصاريٰ naṣārạ̄ A (Heb. from Nazareth, the name of a city, so called from its abounding in orchards, from a twig or branch) s. m. A Nazarene, a christian.

نضارت naẓārat A (from نضر Heb. ) s. f. Freshness, verdure, beauty, pleasingness, lustre, brightness, floridness.

نسکپٿ niskapaṭ S̱. (निष्कपट from निर् prep. and कपट Fraud) adj. Without fraud or deceit; open, artless, sincere, honest.

نتيکرم नित्यकर्म्म nitya-karma S s. m. The constant or daily ceremonies of religion, the re- ligious duties which are of constant recurrence.

نيلاب nīl-āb P s. Name of a river, the Aṭak (?).

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.

ناسک नाशक nāsak S s. m. A destroyer.

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