نرنتر nir-antar S (निरन्तर from निर् prep. and अंतर Interval) adj. or adv. Without in- terval, incessantly, constantly.

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.

ناتهـ नाथ nāth S s. m. 1. A master, a husband, a lord. 2. Often used as an affix to the names of Jogīs; as, گورکهناتهـ gorakh-nāth. 3. s. f. The string in a bullockʼs nose. 4. A seton.

نانچنا nāṅchnā S̱. v. n. (dakh.) To dance: see ناچنا nāch-nā.

نجد najd A s. A part of Arabia.

نوڙنا niwaṛnā नमन S̱. v. n. (dakh.) To bend, incline.

ناگني nāginī S or nāganī, (नागिनी) s. f. A serpent (female).

نقال naḳḳāl A (adj. superl. of نقل) s. m. A mimick, an actor, a player.

ناغه nāg̠ẖa T 1. adj. Vacant, void, nought, un- employed. 2. s. m. Adjournment, respite, put- ting off, intermission. ناغه کرنا nāg̠ẖa karnā, To adjourn, discontinue, intermit.

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