نت नित nit
H نت नित nit, adv. contrac. of nimitt, q.v.
نت नित nit
H نت नित nit [Prk. नित्तो, नित्तं; S. नित्यः, नित्यं], adj. & adv. Continual, incessant, perpetual, repeated, constant, invariable, eternal, endless, &c. (see nitya);—always, ever, daily, continually, unceasingly, perpetually, constantly, invariably;—s.m. The base of an obtuse-angled triangle:—nit-uṭh, or nit-uṭhke, adv. Constantly, perpetually, &c.:—nit-prati, or nit-nit, adv. intens. of nit, q.v.:—nit-karm, s.m., or nit-kiriyā, s.f. Daily duty, or routine; constant or indispensable act or duty (as observance of the five great sacrifices, or any daily and necessary rite):—nit-nav or nau, or nit-nayā, adj. Ever new, or fresh;—changeable, variable.
نٿ नट naṭ
H نٿ नट naṭ [S. नटः, rt. नट्, corr. fr. नृत्], s.m. (f. -ī, -in, -nī, -inī), A dancer; rope-dancer; tumbler; mime, actor; juggler;—name of a particular vagrant caste, the Indian gipsy (said to be the offspring of a degraded Kshatriya by a woman of the second caste; they are generally rope-dancers, jugglers, &c.);—name of a subordinate mode in music;—the tree Calosanthes indica; the tree Jonesia asoka;—a sort of reed, Arunda tibialis, or A. karka:—naṭ-bar, s.m. See s.v.:—naṭ-patrikā, s.f. The egg-plant, Solanum melongena:—naṭ-khaṭ, adj. & s.m. See s.v.:—naṭ-maṇḍan, s.m. 'Actor's ornament,' yellow orpiment:—naṭ-nārāyaṇ, s.m. Name of a rāg or musical mode (according to some, the sixth, or, according to others, a subdivision of that called dīpak, or of megh):—naṭ-vidyā, vulg. naṭ-bidyā, s.f. The art of rope-dancing, or tumbling, &c.
نطع nit̤ʻ, or nit̤aʻ, nat̤ʻ, or nat̤aʻ
A نطع nit̤ʻ, or nit̤aʻ, nat̤ʻ, or nat̤aʻ, s.m.(?) A sheet of dressed leather (which is spread as a table-cloth, or upon which people play chess, or draughts, &c.).
نعت naʻt inf. n. of نعت 'to describe,' c.
A نعت naʻt (inf. n. of نعت 'to describe,' &c.), s.f. A description; an epithet; a descriptive epithet or phrase, a noun-adjective;—praise, eulogium, encomium (esp. of the prophet Moḥammad).
