نمد namad P s. m. Felt, or a coarse woollen cloth formed without weaving, used in coverings for horses or in garments to keep off rain. 2. Membrum virile. نمد پوش namad-posh, Clothed in felt. نمد پوشي namad- posh-ī, s. f. The being clothed in felt, &c. نمد مو namad-mū, adj. Having hair like namad.

ننکا nankā H (from ننهان or नन्दन) s. m. A little child, a son. (An expression of endear- ment).

نسترن nastaran P s. m. 1. The white rose of India. (Rosa glandulifera: Roxb.). 2. Name of a kind of cloth.

نزله nazla A (from نزل Heb. and Aram. To flow; as Catarrh from katar)r(e/w) s. m. A de- fluxion of humours, rheum, a catarrh.

نگاري nigār-ī P s. f. in compos. Painting.

نخود nuḵẖụd P s. m. A kind of pulse. (Cicer arietinum). نخود آب nuḵẖụd-āb, A kind of food given after physick has been taken: it consists of pulse and meat boiled together for a long time.

نيمي nem-ī नियमी S̱. adj. Conscientious, ab- stemious, continent, chaste.

نروان निर्व्वाण nir-wāṇ S (from निर् prep. and r. वा Blow, go) adj. Extinguished, extinct.

نسپتي nis-patī निशापति S̱. s. The moon.

نتيکريا नित्यक्रिया nitya-kriyā S s. f. The constant or daily ceremonies of religion, the re- ligious duties which are of constant recurrence.