(p. 577) nimnāñcala the lower region. 22)

(p. 550) nagādhipa, nagādhirāja, nagēndra the lord or king of mountains; appellations of the Himalayas. 21)

(p. 555) nara1 a row, a line. 60)

(p. 583) nirguṇa having no qualities; having no good qualities or qualification (নির্গুণ লোক); having none of the primordial qualities of created beings, namely, সত্ত্ব রজঃ and তমঃ (নির্গুণ ব্রহ্ম). 14)

(p. 593) nuri the lory. 55)

(p. 590) niṣādī2 an elephant-driver; an elephant-rider. 3)

(p. 577) nimantrita invited; invited to a dinner or feast; (fig.) called or summoned. fem. নিমন্ত্রিতা । নিমন্ত্রিত ব্যক্তি a guest, an invitee. 12)

(p. 549) nōla (poet. & obs.) young or tenderaged (নওলকিশোর). 12)

(p. 593) nēḍ়ikuttā a tyke; a cur. 74)

(p. 593) nēmi circumference (of a wheel or any wheel-shaped object). 85)

(p. 550) naganandinī a daughter of a mountain (esp. of the Himalayas); an appellation of goddess Durga (দুর্গা). 16)

(p. 555) nabanī, nabanīta cream (of milk). নবনীতুল্য a. soft and white like cream, creamlike. 2)

(p. 570) nikṛta scolded; defeated; humiliated or insulted; oppressed. 10)

(p. 582) nirāśa hopeless; dejected, despondent; despairing; disappointed. নিরাশ করা n. to disappoint. নিরাশ হওয়া v. to lose hope; to be dejected, to despair; to despond; to be disappointed. নিরাশা n. loss of hope; dejection, despondency, despondence; despair; disappointment. 3)

(p. 586) nirbīrya lacking strength or valour; feeble or timid; impotent.