Nayan
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'Nayan' or 'nayana' is the Hindi colloquial, but stylized word, derived from the Sanskrit word "nayanam" which means 'eyes' while the correct pronunciation of this word is NAIN.
It is sometimes used to refer to the South Indian actress better known as Nayantara.
A "nayan" can also be a Great Tibetan Sheep or Argali.