(p. 571) nicōla a cover made of cloth; a scarf, a wrapper; a modesty-vest; a skirt; an armour. 10)

(p. 563) nādi a pellet of dung (esp. of a small creature as a rat). 16)

(p. 587) nirbhīka fearless; dauntless. ̃তা n. fearlessness. 13)

(p. 572) nitala (myth.) one of the seven regions of the nether world or Hades; (fig.) a very deep or hollow place. 10)

(p. 577) niẏati predestination; destiny, fate, luck; an inevitable occurrence. ̃নির্দিষ্ট a. ordained by fate, decreed by Providence, predestined. নিয়তিঃ কেন বাধ্যতে who can oppose or check or restrain destiny. 32)

(p. 555) naẏanā (the poet.) the eye; a side-glance. 54)

(p. 582) nirutsuka disinterested, callous; incurious; uninquisitive; (rare) extremely curious or inquisitive. 21)

(p. 585) nirbandha foreordination, ordaining, predestination, prescript, decree (বিধির নির্বন্ধ); a law; insistence, repeated solicitation (নির্বন্ধাতিশয্য); importunity; contact or communication (নির্বন্ধাভাব); a happening (কী দারুণ নির্বন্ধ !). নির্বন্ধাতিশয় n. (pop.) great importunity. 10)

(p. 577) nimaka salt, table salt. নিমক খাওয়া v. to eat one's salt; (fig.) to be indebted to or benefited by. ̃দান, ̃দানি n. salt-cellar, salt-pot. ̃মহল n. an estate consisting of salt-yielding land or salt-pit or saltmarsh. ̃হারাম a. ungrateful. ̃হারামি n. ingratitude; a treacherous act. নিমকহারামি করা v. to harm one's benefactor. ̃হালাল a. grateful; loyal. ̃হালালি n. gratitude; loyalty. 4)

(p. 555) nabiśi novicehood, noviceship, noviciate, novitiate. 11)

(p. 555) naẏanasukha, naẏanasuka a kind of very fine muslin or cambric. 53)

(p. 555) naẏanānanda the delight of the eye; one who or that which delights the eye. a. delightful to the eye. 55)

(p. 593) nuliẏā one of a community expert in swimming and diving in the sea. 56)

(p. 593) nīrajā2 free from dirt; (of flowers etc.) having no pollen; (of girls) one whose menstruation has not yet begun to function. 27)

(p. 574) niba a nib. 24)