نيام niyām P s. m. 1. A sheath, scabbard, case. 2. A bandage for a broken limb. 3. The plough- tail or handle.

نوش nosh P 1. part. act. (from نوشيدن) in compos. A drinker; as, باده نوش bāda-nosh, A wine-drinker. 2. s. m. A drink, a draught (especially, of something sweet and pleasant). 3. A present. 4. A reward. 5. An antidote. نوش جان فرمانا nosh-i-jān farmānā or نوش فرمانا nosh farmānā or نوش جان کرنا nosh-i-jān karnā, To eat, to drink (applied to a king or nobleman). نوش کرنا nosh karnā, To drink, to eat, to devour, to swallow, to sup, to sip.

نوانا nawānā S̱. or niwānā (नमन r. नम Bow, bend) v. a. 1. To bend downwards, to bow. 2. To cause to submit to, to cause to stoop. 3. To double, to fold.

نپاٿنا nipāṭnā H v. a. See نپٿانا nipṭānā.

نہالي nihāl-ī P s. f. 1. A young plant. 2. A kind of quilt, small carpet, a cushion.

نالگي nāla-gī P s. f. Lamentation, complaint. P. H. نالنا nālnā, v. n. (dakh.) To lament, to moan or complain.

ناج nāj S̱. s. contract. of اناج anāj, q. v.

نورسته nau-rusta P adj. Newly grown, fresh sprung up.

نضج nuẓj A (or naẓj) s. m. Ripening, cooking; suppuration (of a wound).

نوروز nau roz P s. m. New yearʼs day according to the Persian calendar; being that on which the sun enters Aries. This is called عامه or general: and, the sixth of the same month is called خاصه or particular. Both are celebrated by feasts, the liberation of prisoners, &c.