نادر nādir A (part. act. of ندر) adj. Rare, won- derful, exquisite, choice. (Plur. نادرات nādi- rāt, Rarities). نادر روزگار nādir-i-rozgār, The wonder of the world, unequalled. A. P. نادرشاهي nādir-shāh-ī, Relating to Nādir Shāh, the invasion of India by that prince.

نتهرا nithrā H adj. Clear (water whose impurity has subsided).

ناڙ nāṛ S̱. s. (dakh.) The pulse: see ناڙي nāṛī.

ناشته nāshta P. s. m. See ناشتا nāshtā.

نگياني ni-gyān-ī S̱. adj. (dakh.) Weak in mind, imprudent: see غبي g̠ẖabī.

نرتنا nirtnā नर्त्तन S̱. v. n. To dance, to jump about playfully.

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.

نمت निमित्त nimitt S s. m. Cause, motive, in- strument; for the sake. (met.) Fortune. نمتي nimitt-ī, or نمتمان nimitt-mān, adj. Prosperous.

نمانا nimānā S̱. (from निर् prep. and मान Mea- sure, arrogance) adj. 1. Simple, without guile. 2. Singular, unlike to all others, sheepish.

نشا nashā A (from نشو or نشي) s. m. 1. Intoxica- tion, intoxicating liquor, a headach or crop sickness (from over-drinking). 2. Perception (of a good smell), fragrance, smell. نشا خور na- shā-ḵẖor, A person who takes intoxicating drugs, &c. a drunkard.