Nasi

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Nasi may refer to:

Nasi Goreng is an Indonesian and Malay word for cooked rice, featured in many Southeast Asian dishes

• Nasi goreng, a popular rice dish often simply called nasi
• Other Southeast Asian nasi dishes:
  • Nasi ambeng
  • Nasi bakar
  • Nasi bogana
  • Nasi campur
  • Nasi dagang
  • Nasi goreng jawa
  • Nasi goreng pattaya
  • Nasi gurih
  • Nasi jamblang
  • Nasi kapau
  • Nasi kari
  • Nasi kebuli
  • Nasi kerabu
  • Nasi kucing
  • Nasi kuning
  • Nasi lemak
  • Nasi lengko
  • Nasi liwet
  • Nasi mandi
  • Nasi minyak
  • Nasi padang
  • Nasi paprik
  • Nasi pecel
  • Nasi tempong
  • Nasi tim
  • Nasi timbel
  • Nasi tutug oncom
  • Nasi tumpang
  • Nasi tumpeng
  • Nasi uduk
  • Nasi ulam

• Pelita Nasi Kandar, a Malaysian restaurant chain

• Nasi (Hebrew title), meaning prince in Biblical Hebrew and president in Modern Hebrew
• Nasi', an Islamic concept mentioned in the Qur'an

• Nasi Manu, a New Zealand professional rugby player
• Nasi (singer), a Brazilian singer
• Arnaldo Ferrari Nasi, an Italian sociologist, journalist and political analyst
• Carlo Nasi, an Italian sailor
• Gracia Mendes Nasi, a wealthy Jewish woman in Renaissance Europe and the aunt of Joseph Nasi
• Guglielmo Nasi, an Italian General during World War II
• Joseph Nasi, an Ottoman Court Jew, diplomat and administrator

• nāsī, term for a Dravidian form of gavaksha in Hindu temple architecture
• Palazzo Nasi, Florence, a late medieval Italian palace
• Nasi (Caphyatis), a village in Arcadian Azania in ancient Arcadia, Greece, on the river Tragus
• Nasi (Cleitoria), a village in ancient Arcadia, Greece, on the river Ladon
• Näsijärvi, a Finnish lake that is also called Lake Nasi
• 1534 Näsi, a main belt asteroid
• "nasi-", used in medical Latin for something relating to the nose

• Nashi (disambiguation)
• Nazi (disambiguation)

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