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Nashville Kats (2024)
The Nashville Kats are an arena football team announced in November 2023 as the third franchise under the name, led by Jeff Fisher and owned by Nashville Arena Sports.
Nashville Municipal Auditorium
Nashville Municipal Auditorium, a city-owned multi-purpose arena at 417 4th Ave N, opened October 7, 1962 with a Church of Christ revival; seats up to 9,654, hosts the Musicians Hall of Fame since 2013.
Nashville Predators
Nashville Predators, NHL ice hockey team in Nashville, Tennessee, granted a franchise in 1997 and the League's 27th team. Play at Bridgestone Arena; reached the 2017 Stanley Cup Final but have never won the Cup.
Nashville SC
Nashville SC, Nashville's Major League Soccer club, began as supporter-owned Nashville FC (2013, NPSL), played USL in 2018, joined MLS as the 24th team in 2020, and won the 2025 U.S. Open Cup.
Nashville Skyline
Nashville Skyline is Bob Dylan's ninth studio album (Columbia, April 9, 1969), a 10-track, 27-minute country album in a new gentle croon, featuring the Johnny Cash duet "Girl from the North Country" and "Lay, Lady, Lay."
Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame
The Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame (NaSHOF) is a non-profit honor roll that has recognized significant Nashville songwriters since 1970, growing from 21 charter inductees to more than 250 members.
Nashville Sounds
Nashville Sounds, Triple-A affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers at First Horizon Park in Nashville, Tennessee. Founded 1978 as a Double-A Southern League expansion club; won 2005 PCL championship and 2022 MiLB Organization of the Year.
Nashville Superspeedway
Nashville Superspeedway is a 1.33-mile D-shaped all-concrete oval in Lebanon, Tennessee, opened in 2001, closed after 2011, and reopened in 2021 under Speedway Motorsports.
Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville, Tennessee: capital of Tennessee and seat of the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County, the first fully unified US city-county government (1963). Founded 1779 as Fort Nashborough; Music City; 689,447 residents (2020 census).
Nashwan al-Himyari
Nashwan al-Himyari (نشوان الحميري) was a Yemeni qadi, polymath, and poet who died in 1178, known for the encyclopedic lexicon Shams al-'Ulum and the sects study Hur al-'In.
Nasi campur
Nasi campur ("mixed rice"), also called nasi rames or sega campur, is an Indonesian and Malay rice dish of steamed rice with small portions of varied side dishes; the Balinese version, Nasi Bali, features grilled tuna, lawar, and satay lilit, often in banana leaf.
Nasi goreng
Nasi goreng (Malay/Indonesian for 'fried rice') is a Malay Archipelago fried-rice dish of day-old rice with kecap manis, shrimp paste, garlic, and shallot, topped with egg; Indonesia's national dish with 104 documented regional variations, ranked second in CNN's 2011 world foods poll.
Nasi lemak
Nasi lemak, Malay for "fatty rice," is a coconut-milk rice dish with pandan, sambal, anchovies, peanuts, egg, and cucumber; a Malay-origin breakfast staple of Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and Brunei.
Nasia Safdar
Nasia Safdar is an American infectious disease physician-scientist at the University of Wisconsin–Madison and the Madison VA, known for preventing C. difficile infection and COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness studies.
Nasib
Nasib (النسيب) is the amatory, elegiac prologue of the classical Arabic qasida, in which the poet recalls a lost beloved over her abandoned encampment; it later developed into the independent love poem, the ghazal.
Nasib bey Yusifbeyli
Nasib bey Yusifbeyli (Nəsib bəy Yusifbəyli) was an Azerbaijani statesman, a founder of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic and its second prime minister from 1919 to 1920.
Nasica
Nasica is a monotypic woodcreeper genus (Furnariidae) holding the Long-billed Woodcreeper, Nasica longirostris, the largest woodcreeper at 35-36 cm, of Amazonian flooded forests, listed IUCN Least Concern.
NASICON
NASICON (sodium superionic conductor), also written NaSICON, is a family of crystalline solid electrolytes first reported in 1976 by Goodenough at MIT, now used as solid electrolytes and cathodes in sodium batteries.
Naşide Göktürk
Naşide Göktürk (1965–2016) was a Turkish pop singer, lyricist, and composer from Istanbul who rose to fame writing for Sezen Aksu before releasing six albums of her own.
Nasif al-Yaziji
Nasif al-Yaziji (ناصيف اليازجي) was a Lebanese philologist, poet, and teacher of the Nahda, private secretary to Emir Bashir al-Shihabi until 1840 and best known for Majma al-Bahrayn.
Nasihat al-muluk
Nasihat al-muluk (نصيحة الملوك, "Counsel for Kings") is a Persian mirror-for-princes attributed to al-Ghazali, addressed to a Seljuk ruler and teaching justice as the sultan's defining quality.
Nasihatü's-Selatin
Nasihatü's-Selatin (نصيحة السلاطين, "Counsel for Sultans") is an Ottoman political advice book written in 1581 by the historian Gelibolulu Mustafa Âlî and presented to Sultan Murad III.
Nasik and Nanaghat cave inscriptions
The Nasik and Nanaghat cave inscriptions (नासिक व नानाघाट लेख) are Prakrit inscriptions of western India, engraved in Brahmi script from the 1st century BCE to the 2nd century CE.
Nasik cave inscriptions of Gautamiputra Satakarni
The Nasik cave inscriptions of Gautamiputra Satakarni (नासिक लेख) are 2nd-century AD Prakrit records in the Nasik caves, Maharashtra, recording royal grants to Buddhist monks.
Nasik MAHAGENCO Thermal Power Station
Nasik MAHAGENCO Thermal Power Station, also called the Nashik Thermal Power Station or Eklahare power station, is a 630 MW coal-fired plant owned by Mahagenco at Eklahare, near Nashik, Maharashtra, India.
Nasik RattanIndia Thermal Power Project
The Nasik RattanIndia Thermal Power Project is a 1,350 MW coal-fired power station near Sinnar in Maharashtra, India, commissioned in 2017 and acquired by NTPC and MAHAGENCO in 2026.
Nasika Curna
Nasika Curna (Nāsikā cūrṇa), also Nasika Churna, is an official Ayurvedic Formulary of India herbal powder (AFI000622) administered through the nose as nasya, indicated for chronic rhinitis, headache, and halitosis, with twelve recorded ingredients.
Nasikh al-Tavarikh
Nasikh al-Tavarikh (ناسخ التواریخ, "The Abrogator of Histories") is a multi-volume Persian chronicle of world history by Qajar-era scholar Mohammad Taqi Sepehr Kashani, known as Lesan-al-Molk.
Nasim Pedrad
Nasim Pedrad (نسیم پدراد) is an Iranian-American actress and comedian, an SNL cast member 2009–2014 known for her Kim Kardashian impression, later New Girl, Aladdin, and creator and star of TBS's Chad as a 14-year-old Persian-American boy.
Nasim-e Shomal
Nasim-e Shomal ("Breeze of the North") was a Persian satirical newspaper founded in Rašt in 1907 by poet Sayyed Ašraf-al-Din Qazvini, among the most influential of Iran's Constitutional Revolution era.