نربيج nir-bīj S (निर् prep. and वीज Seed) adj. 1. Without seed, childless. 2. Extinct (a race or family). S. نرپ नृप (comp. of नृ Man, and part. act. from r. पा Preserve) nr̤ip or nr̤ipa, s. m. A king, a prince.

نيايک न्यायक nyāyak S s. m. A judge. नैयायिक naiyāyik, A reasoner, arguer, lo- gician, sophist.

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

نفوذ nufūẕ A (from نفذ) s. m. Penetrating, piercing, pervading.

نفري nafar-ī A. s. f. 1. Service, profession, trade (particularly, of a groom). 2. A giant, demon.

ناوک nāwak P s. f. 1. A sort of arrow. 2. A tube, canal. 3. A beeʼs sting. 4. The tube through which an arrow is projected. ناوک انداز nāwak-andāz, An archer. S̱. P. ناون nāʼoṅ, s. m. Name. See نانو nāṅw.

نکانا nikānā H v. a. To weed.

ني ne S̱. A particle affixed to the name of the agent with a transitive verb in a past tense.

نٿارا niṭārā H (corrupt. of نبٿيرا nibṭerā) s. m. Determination, final settlement, decree.

نوپر नूपुर nūpur S s. f. A ring hollowed, about a finger and a half in breadth, used as an orna- ment for the ankles and toes. (In it are bits of copper or iron, of the size of a vetch, which cause it to sound like a number of small bells, when the wearer walks).