نندکاٴي nindak-āʼī S̱. s. f. Querulousness, cen- soriousness.

نٿ नट naṭ S s. m. The name of a tribe, who are generally jugglers, ropedancers, &c. a tum- bler, mime, actor. ¶ (dakh.) Cheat, knave, deceiver, deceitful (Harris).

نيلکنٿهہ नीलकंठ nīl-kanṭh S s. m. 1. Name of a bird. (Coracias bengalensis). 2. A name of Mahādeva. (He is called by this name because his throat was stained blue by swallowing the poison produced by over-churning the ocean, with the mountain Mandara, by the Surs and Asurs, to procure the amr̤ita). 3. A peacock. 4. Name of a plant. (Hyperanthera mo- runga).

نسا nisā A s. f. plur. 1. Women, ladies. 2. The female sex.

نتهنا nath-nā S̱. 1. s. m. A nostril, a ring for the nose. نتهني چڙهانا nathne chaṛhānā, To be angry or displeased. 2. (see ناتهنا) v. n. To have the nose pierced (a bullock).

ناﺆ nāʼo S̱. s. m. (dakh.) See نانو nāṅw.

نوکر naukar P s. m. A servant.

نانچ nāṅch S̱. s. (dakh.) Dance, ball (Harris): see ناچ.

نپٿانا nipṭānā H v. a. To settle, to decide, to conclude, to terminate.

نشه nasha A. s. m. (or dakh. nashsha, s. f.) See نشا nashā.