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ناري nārī rel. n. fr. nār, q.v.

A ناري nārī (rel. n. fr. nār, q.v.), adj. Fiery, full of fire; hellish.

ناري नारी nārī

H ناري नारी nārī, s.f. (dialec.)=nāṛī, and nālī, qq.v.

ناڙي नाड़ी nāṛī

H ناڙي नाड़ी nāṛī [Prk. णाडिआ; S. नाडिका], s.f. A stalk, or culm (of a plant);—any tubular organ of the body; an artery, a blood-vessel, vein; an intestine:—a

pipe, tube (i.q. nālī, or nalī);—a fistulous sore; a fistula; siuus;—the pulse (of the hand or foot, &c.);—an hour of twenty-four minutes (i.q. nāḍikā, q.v.):—nāṛi-patr, s.m. The esculent root Arum colocasia:—nāṛī ćhūṭnā, or nāṛī na bolnā, The pulse to stop beating; to have no pulse:—nāṛi-manḍal, or nāṛī-manḍal, s.m. The celestial equator:—nāṛī-nakshatr, s.m. The planet of a person's nativity:—nāṛī na honā, To have no pulse:—nāṛī-vraṇ, s.m. A fistulous sore, a fistula, an ulcer, a sinus.

نيرو nīrū, or nerū

P نيرو nīrū, or nerū, s.m. Strength, power.

نوري नूरी nūrī i.q. lūrī, q.v.

H نوري नूरी nūrī (i.q. lūrī, q.v.), s.f. The Lory, a bird of the parrot kind, Psittacus.