نيسرنون nīsarnauṅ S̱. (in Braj) v. n. See نيسرنا nīsarnā.

ناک नाक nāk S s. m. The heavens.

نطع nit̤ﻌ A or nat̤ﻌ or nat̤ﻌ or nit̤aﻌ, s. A sheet, especially of leather, used for eating or gaming on.

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

نعمت niﻌmat A s. f. 1. Favour, graciousness, benefit. 2. Delight, joy. 3. Affluence, ease, wealth, good thing or comfort of life, blessing or favour of heaven. 4. A delicacy.

نيلم nīlam S̱. (नीलमणि) s. m. A gem of a blue colour, a sapphire.

نثار nis̤ār A (from نثر) s. m. f. 1. Scattering, throwing, strewing. 2. Money which is thrown among the people upon festive occasions, do- native, sacrifice. نثار کرنا nis̤ār karnā, To scat- ter, strew, or throw (as a publick donative, &c.), to sacrifice. نثارهونا nis̤ār honā, To be sacrificed.

نگلنا nigalnā S̱. (नि prep. and r. गल Eat or गृ Swallow) v. a. To swallow, to gulp down.

نچوانا nachwānā S̱. (caus. of ناچنا) v. a. To make to dance.

نقير naḳīr A (from نقر Heb. and Aram. ) 1. s. m. A trough of a hollowed palm tree in which they make a strong wine of dates, &c. 2. The spot on the back of a date stone through which the young plant shoots; (hence) adj. Very small, of little moment, meanest. نقير وقطمير