نسر nasr
A نسر nasr, s.m. A vulture;—an eagle:—nasruʼt̤-t̤āʼir, or nasr-ě-t̤āʼir, s.m. 'The flying eagle,' the constellation of the Eagle:—nasruʼl-wāqěʻ, s.m. 'The falling vulture,' the constellation of the Lyre.
نشور nushūr inf. n. of نشر; see nashr
A نشور nushūr (inf. n. of نشر; see nashr), s.m. Rising from the dead, reviving;—recalling to life, raising from the dead; resurrection:—baʻs̤-o-nushūr, 'The rising and the resurrection,' the day of resurrection' (i.q. yaumuʼn-nushūr).
نصير naṣīr v.n. fr. نصر 'to aid,' c.
A نصير naṣīr (v.n. fr. نصر 'to aid,' &c.), s.m. Succourer, assistant, helper, ally, defender, friend (i.q. nāṣir).
ناثر nās̤ir act. part. of نثر 'to scatter, disperse,' c.
A ناثر nās̤ir (act. part. of نثر 'to scatter, disperse,' &c.), s.m. A prose-writer.
نشيد nashīd v.n. fr. نشد 'to know, recollect,' c.
A نشيد nashīd (v.n. fr. نشد 'to know, recollect,' &c.), s.m.(?) Verses which people recite alternately.
