نردهن निर्धन nir-dhan S adj. Void of wealth, poor.

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

نانگرنا nāṅgar-nā S̱. v. a. (dakh.) To plough. (Harris).

نس nus P s. m. 1. The environs of the mouth. 2. Understanding. (Gr. nou_s).

نوني non-ī S̱. s. f. Efflorescence of salt on a wall.

نيوتانا nyotā-nā S̱. v. a. To invite.

نخشاره naḵẖshāra H s. m. (dakh.) see رخساره ruḵẖsāra.

ننگ nang P s. m. 1. Honour, reputation, es- teem. 2. (on the contrary) Disgrace, infamy. ننگ وناموس nang-o-nāmūs, Honour, shame, disgrace.

نوح nūḥ Heb. n. prop. Noah. (Erroneously stated by Musalmān authors to be so called from his lamentations on account of the obsti- nacy of mankind who rejected his admonitions; but, really from Heb. To rest, to be com- forted or freed from pain. Gen. V. 29.).

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