(p. 583) nirguḍh় extremely hidden or secret or mysterious or occult. 15)

(p. 561) nāga the snake, the serpent; the elephant (দিঙ্নাগ). অষ্টনাগ n. (myth.) the eight chief snakes collectively. ̃কেশর n. a kind of flower or its plant. ̃দন্ত n. a tusk of an elephant; ivory. ̃পঞ্চমী n. the fifth lunar day of the dark fortnight of the month of Shravan (শ্রাবণ) when Goddess Manasa (মনসা) is worshipped. ̃পাশ n. an ancient missile said to be capable of producing snakes that bound the victim (as with a noose). ̃ফণী n. cactus. ̃মাতা n. (myth.) Kadru (কদ্রু) the first mother of snakes. ̃রাজ n. the king of snakes; Vasuki (বাসুকী) or Ananta (অনন্ত). ̃লোক n. the region inhabited by the snakes; Hades or the nether world. 5)

(p. 571) nijāma (Mus.) a provincial governor; the Nizam of Hyderabad. নিজামত, নিজামতি n. the office or rule or property of a Nizam; dispensation of justice in criminal cases. a. of a Nizam; criminal (নিজামত আদালত = a criminal court). 15)

(p. 580) nirabaśēṣa leaving no remainder or residue; complete, thorough. 23)

(p. 555) nabāba (Mus.) a feudal prince or viceroy, a nawab; (sarcas.) a haughty, easeloving and luxurious man. ̃জাদা n. a nawab's son. fem. ̃জাদি a nawab's daughter. ̃নাজিম n. a provincial governor and judge. ̃পুত্র, (coll. corrup.) ̃পুত্তুর n. a nawab's son; (sarcas.) a haughty, ease-loving and luxurious man. fem. ̃পুত্রী a nawab's daughter. নবাবি n. the office or state of a nawab; position or charge of a nawab; haughty ease-loving and luxurious or extravagant style of living. a. of or concerning a nawab. 7)

(p. 563) nārada a mythological sage given to setting gods by the ears. নারদ নারদ int. let them or may they engage in a quarrel with one another. নারদীয় a. of Narada (নারদ) the sage. 56)

(p. 550) nandadulāla a beloved son of Nanda (নন্দ); an appellation of Krishna (কৃষ্ণ); (sarcas.) an over-indulged worthless son. 64)

(p. 593) nura (Mus.) light (নুরজাহান); chin tuft or goatee (chiefly of a Musalman). ̃জাহান n. the light of the world. ̃নবি n. the prophet of the light that is Islam; an appellation of Mohammad the Prophet. 54)

(p. 555) namunā a sample; a specimen; a model; a pattern; an example. 43)

(p. 563) nānā1 a maternal grandfather, a grandfather. 22)

(p. 593) nōlaka a nose-ring set with a pendent, a nose-drop. 123)

(p. 568) nāśā (poet.) same as নাশ করা (see নাশ). a. (used as a sfx.) same as নাশক (কর্মনাশা). 2)

(p. 554) naphara a man-servant; a menial; a tenant-at-will. নফরালি n. office or state of a menial. 7)

(p. 568) ni1 denoting: proximity, extensiveness, overmuchness, want, similarity, certainty, inferiority etc. (নিকট, নিখাকি, নিখুঁত) । 16)

(p. 563) nāśana act of destroying or spoiling or wasting or ruining or removing or killing or exterminating. a. (chiefly used as a sfx.) same as নাশক (a). 78)