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Piercing and tumbling bead over heels. Nukat, (pi. of
tiuktat) Witticisms.
A nuktat (or nuktah), A subtile or quaint conceit, a
nice or metaphysical distinction, a mystical signification. A
point. An impression made with the tip of the finger, or with a
stick on the ground. Spots upon a mirror, nukta-i
baifi, Agreeable, charming words, such as delight the heart.
Empty boast, falsehood. teL' nuklah giriftan. To sepa
rate, to make nice distinctions. To take by the handle. /(--Aks-
1^1 khitub-i nuktah-ameZ) A speech full of subtilties.
p nuktah-bhi, A caviller.
p j iz£j nuktah-parzear (orj'j^j ctkb tabc-i nuktah
pardaz), An acute genius.
p Jjj-J te.0 nuktah-pagzcand, Subtile, ingenious,
p &&> nuktah-chhij A caviller, a carper,
r nuktah-shinds (also nuktah-ddn), Sa
gacious, understanding subtilties or mysterious meanings,
p nuktah-gog, Eloquent, speaking with address.
A naks (from Loosing, untwisting (a rope). Se
parating, dividing, branching out (the fibrous particles of a cer
tain stick which is used as a dentifrice). Breaking (an agree
ment). Rebelling. Niks, When the worn cloth of a tent is
taken to pieces and sewed again. Name of a man.
a nak-h, Genitale arvum. Venery. A woman joined in
matrimony. Nik-h, (^~\arinik-h, nuk-h or an'nuk-h) A word
used in betrothing a young girl. Nuk-h, A polygamist.
A nukahat, One who marries many wives, a polygamist.
A nakd, nukd, also nukid, A small gift. A scanty crop.
Calamity. Nakd or nakid, Miserable, avaricious (fellow), nig
gardly. Nukd, (pi. of nakdd) (Camels) which give much
or little milk. A a&at/(from kX£.')> Being wretched, miserable
(life). Containing little water (a well). Trouble. Importunity.
A nakdd, (A camel) having no young remaining, and
therefore giving plenty of milk ; also one dry.
Nakdar, Name of a place or nation.
nakira, yankaru) He denied.
Aj£j nakr, Understanding, sagacity, cunning. jJA U>
md ashadda nakrahu, How sagacious he is! Nakr or nukr (from
^j), Not knowing or acknowledging (another), denying (his
being a Muhammadan). Reprobating, rejecting, repudiating.
Nukr, An iniquitous, disagreeable, inconvenient (thing). One
who has no faith in another, who puts no confidence in his pro
fessions. Ingenious, shrewd, clever. jLi bi nukrin, Incognito.
A 7 a£ar (from Jj), Being penetrating, ingenious, skilful, shrewd,
sagacious, prudent, crafty. Nakir, An indefinite noun. Nakir
or mckar, Ingenious, shrewd. Ignorant. Nukur, An important
or difficult afiair. Ingenious. Cunning (woman),
A nakrd, Ingenious, clever (woman). Subtlety of genius.
A disagreeable, iniquitous tiling.
a nakrat, Subtlety of genius. Nakirat, Undetermined,
unrestricted, indefinite (noun). An evil, a misfortune. Any hu
mours carried off by medicine. Blood or pus running from a
wound j the bloody flux. as-hala Julunun nuki-
ratan, So and so laboured under such distemper.
a bjj nakrah, Undetermined, unrestricted, indefinite (noun).
* \Jd nakaza, (fut.^bj yankuzu) He struck.
nakz (from^b), Striking. Driving away, beating back,
repulsing, trampling upon. Stinging with the nose (a serpent
which has apparently no mouth). Being empty (a well). Fixing
the sharp point of any thing in the ground. Retiring from fear.
Ntkz, Any thing vile and worthless. Some marrow left in a
bone. Nakaz (from jC), Being empty, dry (a well),
p SJjJo nakajdah, An earthen drinking-cup or jar.
nakasa, (fut. yank us u) It inclined downwards.
a naks (from ^—0), Inclining downward, inverting,
placing topsy turvy. Reading backward (especially a chapter
of the Kur’an). Preventing (meat) from digesting, (a disease in
the stomach). L-C l— tacsan naksan, May it be had. Niks,
Weak, unable to rise to any thing honourable. (An arrow)
broken at the notch. A spear whose head is broken at the bot
tom, so that it may be used as well as the point. A bow the
lower extremity of which naturally grew out of the branch (con
sidered a blemish). A preposterous birth. Nuks (from u~£j),
Turning raw (as a wound). A relapse. nuks kar-
dan, To relapse into distemper. A Nukus, Stooping old men.
Pj^^-C tiakas (for nd kas), Vile, abject, sordid.
A naksh (from \jtCj), Emptying (a well), taking out
fetid mud. Consuming (herbage),
p niksh, Slow in business.
A naks (from Departing, desisting from timidity.
A nakz (from k£>), Rendering (any one’s business) trou
blesome. Excessive hunger. Nukz, (nakaz, and &£> nakazat),
(fromk$o), Being diligent, expeditious. Causing to make haste.
A nak^ (from Removing away quickly. Repulsing
or dragging away from any thing. Aversion. Detaining what
is due, or giving it. Milking (cattle) hastily. Kicking on the
backside. Nah<^ also naki^, (A man) of a blackish red colour.
J\a£cr^(from £-£>), Having a reddishness on the nose with an
excoriation. I he reddishness itself. Nuka^, A red colour.
Nuku^, (pi. of naku^) Short-bodied (women).
a nak^at, A kind of plant resembling the tursus.
Naka^cit, The red fruit of the cijlw nukazca’, and of another
tree. The tip of the nose. A dark reddish coloured man. Na-
kauit also nuka<jMt, I he reddish top of the i* tursus, or of
another plant having a flower like the amaranth, used in dyeing.
Aikait, A ruddy woman. Very red (lip). Nuka^at, A man
who has an excoriated reddish nose. huka^at nuka-^at,
A fool, one who remains always at home.
A nakf (from UJ&), Penetrating (rain), enduring (it)