نيبيد naibed नैवेद्य S̱. s. m. Food consecrated to the deity, an oblation.

ناکا nākā H s. m. 1. The extremity of a road. 2. The eye of a needle. 3. An alley, avenue, lane. ناکي بندي nāke-bandī, Shutting up a road.

ناز naz P s. m. 1. Blandishments, coquetry, play- fulness, gracefulness, elegance, soothing, fond- ling, amorous playfulness, softness. 2. Pride, consequential airs. ناز اٿهاتا nāz uṭhānā, To bear with the airs or whims of another. ناز بردار nāz-bardār, One who bears the whims of another, a flatterer. ناز برداري nāz-bardār-ī, s. f. Flattery. ناز پرور nāz-parwar or ناز پرورده nāz-parwarda, Delicately brought up; a spoiled child. ناز پيشگي nāz-pesha-gī, s. f. The habit of coquetry, &c. ناز پيشه nāz-pesha, One who practises blandishments, a coquette. ناز نخرا nāz-naḵẖrā, s. m. Coquetry, dalliance. نازو نياز nāz-o-niyāz, Blandishment, toying.

نہج nahj A (Heb. ) s. m. 1. A road, path, way, manner. 2. Prescribing, giving directions.

نيستي nest-ī P s. f. Nonexistence, nullity, an- nihilation.

نشانه nishāna P s. m. 1. A mark. 2. A butt, aim. نشانه انداز nishāna-andāz, Unerring.

نرس niras S (नीरस from निर् prep. and रस Juice, moisture) adj. Dry, tasteless, compa- ratively bad, inferiour.

نبين nabīn नवीन S̱. adj. New.

نہاري nahārī P s. f. 1. Breakfast. 2. A kind of bit or bridle.

ناگري nāgarī S̱. adj. The most common Hindī character of writing; called, also, Deva-nāgarī.