نکوا nakūʼā S̱. (from ناک or نوک) s. m. 1. The nose; a disease of the nose. 2. The point of any thing.

نور nūr A s. m. Light, splendour. نورافزا nūr- afzā, adj. Light-increasing, illuminating. نورجانامنہہ کا nūr jānā muṅh kā, Paleness of the face. نورچشم nūr-i-chashm or نورديده nūr-i-dīda, s. m. Light of the eyes; a son. نورکي تڙکي nūr ke taṛke, At the break of day. نورعينين nūr-i-aﻌinain, Light of both eyes.

نسـﮩا nasahā A. (from نس) adj. Veiny.

ننگ nang P s. m. 1. Honour, reputation, es- teem. 2. (on the contrary) Disgrace, infamy. ننگ وناموس nang-o-nāmūs, Honour, shame, disgrace.

نتيجه natīja A (from نجّ) s. m. Result, conse- quence, deduction, inference, conclusion, issue, what necessarily follows, retribution, reward. 2. A fœtus, offspring, birth.

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

ناس nās S̱. 1. s. f. (नस्य) Snuff. ناسدان nās- dān, A snuffbox. 2. s. m. (नाश) Non-exist- ence, annihilation, death.

نار nār A (from نور Heb. ) s. f. 1. Fire, hell. 2. The mind.

نقاره naḳāra A or naḳḳāra (from نقر Heb. and Aram. ) s. m. A kettledrum. نقاره بجاتي پهرنا naḳāra bajāte phirnā (dakh. i. q. مشـﮩور کرنا) To publish, make celebrated (?).

نبڙنا nibaṛnā S̱. (निर्वहण or intrans. of نباڙنا nibāṛnā) v. n. To be accomplished, to be spent, to be ended.