A simple Google search will yield many third party F to RF adapters. Just be sure you get the right direction as there appear to be more articles (and adapters) for mounting Canon lenses on Nikon cameras than vise-versa.
You might wind up trying several adapters. I hope you're not expecting this to work well. That is unlikely, but hopefully you'll enjoy the experiment and find it satisfactory. It is definitely not mainstream.
I have no experience trying this - perhaps others do and will comment. I suggest that you read the many online reviews and gather experiences from others. You will have to properly set up your camera - turn on the ability for the camera to operate with no lens, expect no communication with the lens for autofocus, etc. Your lens seems to allow aperture to be adjusted manually and physical focus ring, which is what I would expect to your SOP for this scenario. Maybe you will get metering, but maybe not since the lens likely won't communicate with the camera.
Here's an old thread discussing mounting Nikon lenses to EF Canon cameras - some of it may be useful. https://community.usa.canon.com/t5/EOS-DSLR-Mirrorless-Cameras/How-to-use-nikon-lens-on-canon-body/t...
Good luck. Please keep us in the loop as to how it turns out.
