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-na, ii. 334 naṇvaṇ (√nam), iii. 19, 20, 57 nakharelo, ii. 161 naṅgâ (nagna), i. 191, 300 nachhattar, i. 171 naṭî, ii. 184 naḍînave, ii. 140 naṇḍhapaî, i. 330; ii. 72 natait, ii. 103 naḍî, ii. 190, 226 nadhânave, ii. 140 nam, iii. 19, 20, 57 nar, ii. 226 narelu, i. 201 navanî, ii. 156 navâsî, ii. 140 navve, navad, etc., ii. 137, 141 nashṭâmi, ii. 77 nahâṇ (snâna), i. 347 nahiyar, i. 167 nâî, nâû, ii. 58 nâknâ, ii. 40 nâch (√nṛit), i. 327 ; iii. 36 nâjo, ii. 161 nât (lattâ), 248 nâtî, nâtû, etc. (naptṛi), ii. 58, 155, 193 nâm, nânv, etc. (nâman), i. 254, 256 ; ii. 60, 152 nârangî, i. 130 nâriyal, etc. (nârikela), i. 201 nârî, ii. 185, 199 nâlâ, ii. 9 nâv (√nam), iii. 57 nâhaṇeṇ, i. 347 -ni, ii. 334 niüṇ (nemi), i. 256 nikaṭ, i. 183 nikal, nikâl, etc. (√nishkṛish), i. 354 ; iii. 58 nikas, nikâs, etc, *ib.* niṭas, etc., i. 152 niṇḍ, i. 182, 337 ; ii. 48 niṇḍâîto, ii. 103 niḍrâlu, ii. 59 ninânave, ii. 140 ninḍâs, ii. 82 nipaṭâru, ii. 94 nibaḍ, nibaṛ (nivṛit), iii. 60 nimna, i. 340 nirmalâî, ii. 79 nivâ (√nam), iii. 57 niçâla, ii. 89