نفري nafar-ī A. s. f. 1. Service, profession, trade (particularly, of a groom). 2. A giant, demon.

نوي nauwe नवति S̱. adj. Ninety.

نکاس ni-kās निःकास S̱. s. m. 1. Skirts, suburbs, outer boundary of land attached to a town, &c. issue, outgoing, discharge, outlet, vent, source, origin, spring. 2. Adjustment of accounts, accomplishment.

ناودان nāw-dān P s. f. An aqueduct, a gutter.

نواقل nawāḳil A s. plur. (from نقل) Histories, tales, traditions.

نکانا nikānā H v. a. To weed.

ناقوس nāḳūs A (from نقس Chald. ) s. m. 1. A bell; or, rather, a thin oblong piece of wood, suspended by two strings, used by the eastern Christians to summon the congregation to divine service. 2. A kind of shell blown by Hindūs in divine worship.

نشات nashāt A (prop. nashāʼat from نشا Heb. ) s. f. 1. A creature. 2. Any thing pro- duced or growing. 3. Appearing, growing. نشاٴتين nashātain, Both worlds.

نتيکرم नित्यकर्म्म nitya-karma S s. m. The constant or daily ceremonies of religion, the re- ligious duties which are of constant recurrence.

نفاس nafās A prop. nifās (from نفس) s. m. 1. Childbirth, labour, bringing forth. 2. The forty days of a woman after childbirth.