ناگ नाग nāg S s. m. 1. A snake (Coluber naja) and a sort of demigod shaped as a ser- pent. ناگ بهاشا nāg-bhāsh̤ā, A Prākr̤it lan- guage said to be used by the serpentine race who inhabit Pātāl. ناگ پنچمي nāg-pancha- mī, Name of a Hindū holyday, the 5th of Srāwaṇ, sukl-paksh̤, on which day they worship a snake to procure blessings on their children. ناگ پاس (नागपाश) nāg-pās, or ناگ پهانس nāg-phāṅs, s. f. A running noose of a rope, &c. a sort of noose or knot, used in battle to entangle an enemy. ناگ کنيا nāg-kanyā, A race of females said to inhabit Pātāl, or the regions under the earth, and to be of serpentine extraction but very beautiful. ناگ لوک nāg- lok, The region under the earth, the abode of serpents and hydras, Pātāla. (Not being ac- cessible to the sun, it is illuminated by very

نہاني nahānī S̱. (from نہانا) s. f. Menses.

نکي مونٿهـ nakkī mūnṭh H s. f. Name of a game.

نيبيدن nībedan निवेदन S̱. s. m. A petition, representation. See نبيدن nibedan.

نسرنا nisarnā निःसरण S̱. v. n. To issue, to go forth, to come out.

نسرين nasrīn P s. m. A wild rose. See نسترن.

ناطقه nāt̤iḳa A (part. act. fem. from نطق) adj. f. Speaking, rational. s. m. The faculty of speech.

نطع nit̤ﻌ A or nat̤ﻌ or nat̤ﻌ or nit̤aﻌ, s. A sheet, especially of leather, used for eating or gaming on.

ناتا nātā ज्ञातेय S̱. s. m. Relationship, kin, alliance.

ناه nāhi S̱. (Sans. नहि) adv. No, not.