(p. 570) nikumbhilā (myth.) a sacrificial rite performed by Indrajit (ইন্দ্রজিত্) to win a victory over his enemy. 9)

(p. 572) nidēśa an order, a command; an authoritative prescription; a direction; a directive; an instruction. ̃কর্তা n. one who gives an order or instruction; one who enjoins; a director. ̃পত্র n. a letter containing an order or prescription; a directive. ̃বর্তী a. at one's command or beck and call; subordinate; obedient. 23)

(p. 574) nindana upbraiding, reproaching, blaming, slandering, animadversion, reprehension; reflection; condemnation, vilification. 8)

(p. 555) nabhōnīla azure, skyblue. 28)

(p. 593) nīẏamāna in the state of being conducted or carried or borne or conveyed. fem. নীয়মানা । 22)

(p. 574) nibīta a cotton or linen scarf; a holy thread slung by a Brahmin over the upper part of his body, or round his neck. 41)

(p. 577) niẏatātmā self-restrained, self-disciplined; continent; abstemious. 30)

(p. 582) niruddha confined; besieged; bolted, closed (নিরুদ্ধ দ্বার); choked (নিরুদ্ধ কন্ঠ); obstructed (নিরুদ্ধ পথ); checked, stopped, halted (নিরুদ্ধ গতি). 27)

(p. 568) ni2 (mus.) the major sixth of the Cscale, A. 17)

(p. 580) niranna having no means to procure food; foodless; starving. 15)

(p. 563) nāti2 a grandson. fem. নাতনি, নাতিনি a grand-daughter. নাতজামাই n. the husband of a grand-daughter. ̃পুতি n. children of one's sons and daughters collectively, grandchildren. নাতবউ n. the wife of one's grandson. 7)

(p. 550) nakulēśbara, nakulēśbara bhairaba an angry manifestation of Shiva (শিব). 3)

(p. 587) niśita whetted, sharpened; sharp; keen. 51)

(p. 555) narēndra, narēśa, narēśbara a king; the greatest or best amongst men. 70)

(p. 593) nairguṇya lack of qualities or good qualities or qualifications; absence or lack of primordial qualities of created beings, namely, সত্ত্ব রজঃ and তমঃ । 106)