نمکين namkīn P (from نمک) adj. 1. Salt, saline, brackish. 2. Witty, poignant, sarcastick, ani- mated (as, language, &c.). 3. Handsome, beautiful. نمکين پاني namkīn pānī, Brine, pickle. P. S̱. نمکين namkīn (from نمک and Sans. निंबुकी) s. f. Pickled lemons.

نذر naẕr A (Heb. and Aram. ) s. f. 1. A vow. 2. A gift (especially offered to a superiour, any thing dedicated), present, an offering. 3. (met.) Interview. نذرايمه naẕr-i-aʼimma, A charitable gift or grant for the support of priests, &c. a benefice, charity lands. A. P. نذرانه naẕr-āna, s. m. 1. Gifts, &c. offered or received when people of rank meet or pay their respects to a prince. 2. A kind of tribute. P. S. نر नर nar, s. m. A male, a man, mankind. adj. Masculine, male.

نينبو nīmbū S̱. s. (dakh.) Lemon, lime (Harris): see ليمو līmū.

نبل ni-bal S̱. adj. Weak. See نربل nir-bal.

نوتا nautā S̱. s. m. 1. A portico. 2. (or notā for निमंत्रण) Invitation. 3. (Corrupt. from नमन) adj. Stooping.

نگياني ni-gyān-ī S̱. adj. (dakh.) Weak in mind, imprudent: see غبي g̠ẖabī.

نارد nārd P s. m. 1. The tike or doglouse. 2. A miser.

نيفا nefā P. (prop. نيفه) s. m. A breeches belt, the part of the drawers through which the string runs to tie them round the loins with.

نادنا nādnā H v. a. To begin.

نموداري namūdār-ī P s. f. Publicity, show.