نعلين naﻌlain A s. dual. (of نعل) A pair of shoes of a particular kind, i. e. with wooden soles.

نامنا nāmnā P. S̱. (from نام) v. a. To name, to praise, to panegyrise.

نوح nūḥ Heb. n. prop. Noah. (Erroneously stated by Musalmān authors to be so called from his lamentations on account of the obsti- nacy of mankind who rejected his admonitions; but, really from Heb. To rest, to be com- forted or freed from pain. Gen. V. 29.).

نکيل nakel S̱. (from ناک nose) s. f. The wooden or iron instrument fixed to a camelʼs nose, and to which the string by which he is led is fastened; a cavesson. P. H. نکيلا nukīlā, adj. See نوکيلا nok-īlā.

ننکا nankā H (from ننهان or नन्दन) s. m. A little child, a son. (An expression of endear- ment).

نمونه namūna P s. m. An example, pattern, sam- ple, model, type, specimen, muster.

نوار niwār H s. f. Tape (of a coarse kind). نوار باف niwār-bāf, A tape-weaver.

نساج nassāj A (adj. superl. of نسج) s. m. A weaver.

نگڙ निगड nigaṛ S s. m. 1. Fetters. 2. The stocks.

نکڙا nakṛā S̱. (from नक्र Nose) s. m. An inflam- mation in the nose. See ناکڙا nākṛā.