نيکا नीका nīkā, or नेका nekā fr. P. nekā, fr. nek
H نيکا नीका nīkā, or नेका nekā (fr. P. nekā, fr. nek), adj. (f. -ī), Good; beautiful, elegant, handsome;—adv. Well; rightly; easily:—nīkā lagnā (-ko), To seem good, or pleasant, or beautiful (to).
نکائی nikāʼī fr. nek, q.v.
P نکائی nikāʼī (fr. nek, q.v.), s.f. Goodness; welfare; prosperity;—beauty.
ناقه nāqa for A. ناقة nāqat
P ناقه nāqa (for A. ناقة nāqat), s.f. A she-camel.
نقوع naqūʻ v.n. fr. نقع 'to steep, soak,' c.
A نقوع naqūʻ (v.n. fr. نقع 'to steep, soak,' &c.), s.m.(?) Anything steeped or dissolved in water (to make medicine, or a drink); an infusion.
ناکا नाका nākā
H ناکا नाका nākā [Prk. नक्कअं; S. नक्र+कं], s.m. Extremity (of a road, &c.); point of meeting (of two or more roads); entrance (to a road, or a pass, &c.); a boundary;—eye (of a needle);—opening, or gap (in a bank, or hedge or fence);—a passage, lane, an alley, avenue;—a water-way;—a toll-station, customs' station;—a passage or gate through a customs' line;—a subordinate police station; post or beat (of a constable):—nākā-bandī, s.f. Shutting up a road; placing a picket at the extremity of a road;—collecting (or collections on account of) land customs and transit-duties:—nāke-dār, adj. Having an eye (a needle);—s.m. The receiver of customs or transit duties:—nāke-meṅ ko nikālnā, v.t. To pass (a thread) the eye of a needle;—to bring under the yoke, to subjugate; to coerce.
