نالي nālī नाडी S̱. s. f. 1. A drain. 2. A straw. 3. A tubulated tile. 4. A sinuous ulcer or fistula.

نماز namāz P s. f. 1. Prayer (those prayers es- pecially prescribed by the Muhammadan law, which are said five times a day). نماز کرنا namāz

نعت naﻌt A s. f. 1. Praise (especially, of Mu- ḥammad), eulogium. 2. An epithet. 3. An adjective noun.

نمکين namkīn P (from نمک) adj. 1. Salt, saline, brackish. 2. Witty, poignant, sarcastick, ani- mated (as, language, &c.). 3. Handsome, beautiful. نمکين پاني namkīn pānī, Brine, pickle. P. S̱. نمکين namkīn (from نمک and Sans. निंबुकी) s. f. Pickled lemons.

نسناس nasnās A or nisnās (from نسنس which from نسّ) s. m. 1. A monstrous race of men or demons who have only one leg and thigh and move by leaping. 2. A satyr, a fawn. 3. A kind of ape, a marmoset, an orang ūtan.

نقال naḳḳāl A (adj. superl. of نقل) s. m. A mimick, an actor, a player.

نونا naunā नमन S̱. v. n. 1. To bend down, to bow, to incline downwards. 2. To submit, to be obedient, to stoop.

نچنت ni-chint S̱. or nichant (निश्चिन्त) adj. Free from thought, anxiety, or care, unconcerned, careless, at leisure. نچنت هونا nichint honā, To be at leisure, to be disengaged, to have finished.

نندهنا nandhnā H v. n. To begin.

ناتها nāthā S̱. s. (dakh.) See ناتا nātā.