نوساگر nausāgar S̱. s. (dakh.) See نوسادر nausā- dar. (Harris).

نرسنگا nar-singā नलशृंग S̱. s. m. A horn (mu- sical), a wind instrument. S. نرسنگهـ नरसिंह or नृसिंह nar-singh or nr̤i- singh, s. m. The name of the fourth Avatār or incarnation of Vish̤ṇu, which happened in the Satya-yuga, upon the following occasion. Hiranya-kasipu, an impious prince, was en- raged at his son Prahlād for worshipping the Almighty, and tried every means of destroying him, by poison, by throwing him into fire, into the ocean, &c. yet Prahlād lived. "If your God is present every where," says Hiranya- kasipu, "let him come from an alabaster pil- lar;" on which Nar-singha appeared, with the lower part of a man and the upper of a lion,

نيرنگ nairang P s. m. 1. Deceit, trick, pre- tence, evasion, incantation, magick, sorcery. 2. A miracle, any thing new. نيرنگ ساز nai- rang-sāz, A magician, sorcerer. نيرنگ سازي nairang-sāz-ī, s. f. Magick, sorcery.

ناند nānd नन्दा S̱. s. f. A large earthen pan.

نرغا narg̠ẖā U s. m. 1. Surrounding. نرغا کرنا narg̠ẖā karnā, To surround. 2. (dakh.) A kind of long drum much broader in the centre than at either end. (Qanoon-e-islam).

ننگ nang S̱. (नग्न) adj. 1. Naked. 2. Shameless. ننگا خهوري nan- gā-jhūrī, s. f. Searching, examining (as, people leaving a work-shop to prevent pilfering). ننگا سر nangā sir, Bareheaded. ننگا کرنا nangā karnā, To bare, to uncover. ننگا مادرزار nangā

ننها nannhā H adj. Small, diminutive, neat, natty, tiny. (Perhaps from s. न्यून).

نصراني naṣrānī A s. m. A christian. See نصاريٰ.

نکتوڙا nak-toṛā S̱. (from ناک Nose, and توڙنا) adj. Droll, waggish, roguish.

نجت nijut S (नियुत) A million.