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NARAK—
A large straggling place, situated on the main caravan road between
Mahallat and Kashan via Azdahal, 26 miles from the former and a few
miles from Jasb, some of the houses are well built. The people are some
what turbulent It is watered by a stream rising in the Kuh-i-Burzeh,
the overflow running into the Jasb river near Delijan, and two Jcdnats; is
under the Government of Mahallat There are 3,000 people; 48,000 lbs.
or grain are sown yearly The Rakha ground at the upper end of the Ardahai
valley belongs to Narak. {Schindler.)
NARAN—
A small village of 20 houses, in the Jajrud valley, 2| miles from Galandavak
{q.v.) on the road thence to Afcha {q. v.) — {Schindler )
NARGAN—
A village 24 miles from Sagziabad, on the road thence to Sultanieh via
Ziabad, and 22 miles from Kazvin to the left of the post road thence to Tabriz.
The name is also pronounced Narjeh.— {Schindler.)
NARISHUM—
(Popularly explained as a contraction of Nahar wa Sham—dinner and
supper.) A large village one mile north-west of Damghan.— {Schindler.)
NARMAK—
A hamlet some 9 miles from Qulhak, near Tehran on the road from the
former to Firuzkuh.— {Namier.)
NASHAN—
A halting-place in a barren plain, 128 miles from Kashan, on the road to
Yazd.— {Gibbons.)
NASHTARUD—
A river in Mazandaran, flowing into the Caspian between Zavar and
Abbasabad, and about 3 miles from the former village.— {Holmes.)
NASIK, cf. nazik, p. 462—
A village in Azarbaijan, 3 stages north of Khdi and 7 miles south of
’Abbasabad.— {MacGregor.)
NASIMABAD—
A village 10 miles north-west of Varpusht on the road from Isfahan to
Burn j ird.— {Schindler.)
NASlRABAD—
A village in Kurdistan, 7 miles north of Bijar, on the caravan road to
Tabriz .—{N ayier. )
NASRABAD (1)—
A village about 1 mile from Yazd, towards Maibud. It is in the Pish-
kuh sub-division.— {Abbott; MacGregor.)