s. m, Corrupted from the Sanskrit ward Námana. A name, reputation, fame, good name:—náṇ dassṉá, v. a. To name:—náṇ guáṉá, wígáṛṉá, v. a. To dishonour one's name, to defame:—náṇ kaḍḍhṉá, raushaṉ karná, v. n. To make famous (one's name); met. To bring disgrace upon:—náṇ pichche marná, v. n. To lose one's life in striving to make a name:—náṇ mátar, náṇ núṇ, ad. Nominally:—náṇ rahíṉá, v. n. To remain (one's name):—náṇ dharná or rakkhṉá, v. a. To give (a child) a name, to nickname, met, to give a bad name to; to tell the price of:—náṇ karná, v. a. To make a name:—náṇ laí, náṇ wáste, ad. For the sake of one's good name:—náṇ laggṉá, v. a. To be charged, to be accused:—náṇ laiṉá, v. a. To call one by name; to tell one's beads:—náṉ lewá, s. m. A descendant, a follower:—náṇ nisháṉ, s. m. Sign, trace; name and address:—náṇ raushaṉ hoṉá, v. n. To become famous,:—náṇ náwíṇ, náṇ paṛnáwíṇ, ad. Name by name, from generation to generation:—márí us yár, tá náṇ paídá. Her lover beat her and she said it was her husband (lit. took ger husband's name).—Prov.