ناڙ nāṛ S̱. s. (dakh.) The pulse: see ناڙي nāṛī.

نعيم naʼīﻌm A s. Pleasure, benefits, goods. جنت النعيم jannatu-n-naʼīﻌm (Garden of delight) one of the heavens (according to Muhammadans).

ننگ nang S̱. (नग्न) adj. 1. Naked. 2. Shameless. ننگا خهوري nan- gā-jhūrī, s. f. Searching, examining (as, people leaving a work-shop to prevent pilfering). ننگا سر nangā sir, Bareheaded. ننگا کرنا nangā karnā, To bare, to uncover. ننگا مادرزار nangā

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.

نگندنا nigandnā S̱. (नि prep. and r. ग्रन्थ String or tie together) v. a. To quilt.

نيشکر nai-shakar P s. f. Sugar-cane.

نانيال nānyāl H s. (dakh. Harris): see نانهيال nānhiyāl. P. S̱. ناو nāʼo or nāv, s. f. 1. (Sans. नौः) A boat, ship, vessel. 2. Any thing long and hollow within.

نجس najis A adj. Dirty, impure, filthy, nasty. نجس العين najisu-l-aﻌin, Impure by nature. ¶ najas, Dirtiness, filth, dung.

نيند nīnd निद्रा S̱. s. f. Sleep. نيند اچاٿ هونا nīnd uchāṭ honā, To be unable to sleep, or to have sleep broken. نيند بهرسونا nīnd bhar sonā, To sleep sound, to be at ease.

نقاش naḳḳāsh A (adj. superl. of نقش) s. m. A painter, drawer, draftsman, sculptor, statuary, carver, embroiderer, &c.