نہنہ nahanī S̱. s. f. 1. An instrument for cutting nails. See نہرني naharnī. 2. A kind of chisel used in polishing and turning brass, &c.

نمسکار नमस्कार namaskār S s. m. Salutation, adoration, reverential address.

نبڙنا nibaṛnā S̱. (निर्वहण or intrans. of نباڙنا nibāṛnā) v. n. To be accomplished, to be spent, to be ended.

ناگدون nāgdaun नागदमनी S̱. s. m. A kind of wood, by touching which it is said that fet- ters spontaneously fall off.

ناشتا nāshtā P 1. s. m. Breakfast, repast. 2. adj. Hungry. ناشتا کرنا nāshtā karnā, To breakfast.

نقاد naḳḳād A (adj. superl. of نقد) s. m. A per- son whose business it is to examine money and ascertain its goodness; an adept, assayer. A. T. نقارچي naḳār-chī, s. m. One who beats the kettledrum. A. P. نقارخانه naḳār-ḵẖāna, The place at the porch of a palace where the drums are beaten at stated intervals.

نبهاگي ni-bhāg-ī S̱. adj. Unfortunate.

نباڙا nibāṛā S̱. s. m. (dakh. i. q. گذاره) Passage, passing.

نثر nas̤r A s. f. Prose.

نسناس nasnās A or nisnās (from نسنس which from نسّ) s. m. 1. A monstrous race of men or demons who have only one leg and thigh and move by leaping. 2. A satyr, a fawn. 3. A kind of ape, a marmoset, an orang ūtan.