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نيچ नीच nīć

H نيچ नीच nīć [Prk. नीचो, or नीचं; S. नीचः, or नीचं], adj. Low; situated in a low position; deep (down);—short, small, dwarfish;—low, vile, base, mean; petty, insignificant, inferior:—nīć-ūṅc, s.f. The high and the low;—inequalities; unevenness;—the ups and downs (of life):—nīć-jāt, or nīć-zāt, s.f. Low caste; the lower orders;—a man of low caste:—nīć-sonār, s.m. (f. -in, or nī), A goldsmith or jeweller of low caste:—nīć-kamāʼī, s.f. Low or vile earnings, ill-gotten gain:—nīća-ga, vulg. nīćag, adj. (f. -ā), Going downwards, descending (as a river);—being in, or belonging to, a low man, or a low class of men; low, vile, base:—nīća-gā, s.f. A river:—nīć-gāmī, adj. & s.m. Going downwards;—water:—nīć-gr̤ih, s.m. (in Astrol.) The house or station of the heavens in which a planet stands at its lowest point:—nīć-nhāwī, s.m. (dialec.) A low-caste barber; an inferior sort of barber.

ناچ नाच nāć

H ناچ नाच nāć [Prk. नच्चं; S. नृत्यं; cf. nāćnā], s.m. Dancing; a dance, ball; an entertainment (among Hindūs) in which dancing-girls perform (vulg. 'a nautch'):—nāć dikhānā (-ko), To dance before (one):—nāć-rāg, or nāć-raṅg, s.m. Dance and song; a dancing entertainment; revelry, merriment:—nāć-ghar, s.m. Dancing-room, ball-room; a play-house, theatre:—nāć naćānā (-ko), To make (one) dance;—to lead (one) a dance, to tease, worry, or harass (one):—kaṭh-putlī-kā nāć, A puppet-show:—ghoṛoṅ-kā nāć, An exhibition of artificial horses:—lauṅḍoṅ-kā nāć, An exhibition of dancing-boys.

نچ नच nać

H نچ नच nać, s.m. contrac. of nāć, 'dance,' q.v. (used in comp.):—nać-maćānā (-ko) = naćā-mārnā, q.v.s.v. naćānā.

نوچ नोच noć fr. noćnā, q.v.

H نوچ नोच noć (fr. noćnā, q.v.), s.m. A scratch, claw; a pinch:—noćā-nāćī, or noćā-khasoṭī, s.f. Mutual scratching and tearing:—noćā-noćī karnā, To scratch and claw (or tear, or pinch) each other.