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

نفل nafl A s. m. A voluntary act of devotion which may be omitted innocently as not being prescribed, a work of supererogation. ¶ nafal, Plunder (from infidels).

ناگر موتها nāgar-mothā नागरमुस्तक S̱. s. m. Name of a sweet smelling grass. (Cyperus pertenuis: Roxb.). (Cyperus juncifolius or rush-leaved cyperus: Qanoon-e-islam, gloss. p. lxxvi).

نسنٿهـ nisanṭh H adj. Ill-omened.

نستارنا nistārnā निस्तारण S̱. v. a. To release,

نرگاو nar-gāw P s. m. A bull.

نيوار newār H s. f. Tape. See نوار niwār.

نت nit नित्य S̱. 1. adv. or adj. Always, continually, eternally, ever, constant, invariable. 2. The base of an obtuse-angled triangle. نت اٿهـ nit-uṭh or نت اٿهکي nit-uṭhke or نتپرت nit- prati, Constantly. نت نت nit-nit, Perpe- tually, constantly.

نکهرنا nikharnā H v. n. To be peeled, skinned, cleaned, cleared, settled.

ناک nāk नासिका S̱. s. f. The nose. ناک چڙهانا nāk chaṛhānā, To be angry or displeased. ناک رکهنا nāk rakhnā, To preserve oneʼs ho- nour. ناک سکوڙنا nāk sakoṛnā, To turn up oneʼs nose, to be displeased. ناک کا بال nāk kā bāl, adj. (dakh. met.) Respected, honoured: see عزيز aﻌzīz. ناک کٿانا nāk kaṭānā, To dis- honour. ناک کٿي هوني nāk kaṭī honī, To lose oneʼs honour.