نک nak S̱. 1. in compos. (for ناک nāk, q. v.) Nose; as, نک گهسني nak-ghisnī, s. Rubbing the nose on the ground in prostration, or by way of humiliation. 2. s. (dakh.) Nail: see نکهـ nakh.

نسرنا nisarnā निःसरण S̱. v. n. To issue, to go forth, to come out.

نکاسي nikās-ī S̱. s. f. Taxes collected on goods passing out of a town, duties, &c. نکاسي کي چٿهي nikās-ī kī chiṭṭhī, s. f. A permit, a pass- port.

ناک nāk P (in compos.) Full, affected with, &c. as, غمناک g̠ẖam-nāk, Affected with grief.

نيو new H or nīw, s. f. The foundation (of a house, &c.). نيوڐالنا new ḍālnā, To found.

نخشاره naḵẖshāra H s. m. (dakh.) see رخساره ruḵẖsāra.

نلوا nal-ūʼā S̱. (नल A reed) s. m. 1. A tube, a joint of bamboo to convey letters in. 2. Straw.

نواب nuwwāb A s. plur. (of نايب from نوب Heb. and Aram. ) Vicegerents, lieutenants, de- puties, governours. ¶ nawwāb (adj. superl.) A nabob, a governour of a town or district.

نوا nawā P s. f. 1. Voice, sound, modulation, song, air (in musick). 2. Opulence, wealth, subsistence, goodness or splendour of circum- stances. نوا پرداز nawā-pardāz, adj. Playing on musick or singing.

نکپڙي nak-puṛī S̱. s. f. (dakh.) Nostril.