(p. 559) nasyāt thoroughly neglected or rejected or flouted; rendered thoroughly ineffective or null and void. 6)

(p. 572) nitakanē a bridesmaid, the best maid. 7)

(p. 593) nēśā any intoxicating drug or liquor (নেশার জিনিস); intoxication, (when caused by wine) inebriation (নেশার ঘোর); great attraction or attachment or infatuation or propensity (কাজের নেশা, চোখের নেশা); a fad, a craze (কবিতা লেখার নেশা); stupefaction, besottedness. নেশা করা to be a drug-addict or to be addicted to drinking. ̃খোর a. addicted to taking an intoxicating drug or addicted to drinking. n. a drug-addict or a drunkard. নেশার বুঁদ dead drunk, the worse for liquor or drink. নেশার ঘোরে under the influence of wine or some other intoxicant. নেশারি a. intoxicating (নেশারি রূপ). 89)

(p. 568) nāhaka for nothing (নাহক কষ্ট দেওয়া); in vain; uselessly; unjustly; unreasonably. 14)

(p. 580) nirakṣara illiterate. নিরক্ষরতা n. illiteracy. নিরক্ষরতা দূরীকরণ eradication of illiteracy. 5)

(p. 555) namaskartā one who bows or salutes or makes an obeisance. fem. নমস্কর্ত্রী । 35)

(p. 593) nīrada cloud. ̃বরণ a. dark as a (moisture-bearing) cloud, cloud-coloured. 28)

(p. 577) niyōjya fit to be employed or engaged or appointed or applied. 27)

(p. 550) naṭa1 one of a race of mixed blood. নটী fem. a female member of this race; a prostitute, a whore. 30)

(p. 550) najarānā a present or extra payment made to a dignitary or superior for a favour or grace; tribute. 27)

(p. 550) naḍ়i a stick; (fig.) a support or prop (অন্ধের নড়ি). 49)

(p. 550) naḍ়ā2 to move; to shake, to stir; to shift, to remove; to get loose; to become otherwise, to deviate, to be altered. a. one who or that which has moved; shaken; shifted, removed; loosened; altered. 46)

(p. 593) nētā1 a leader; a director, a guide; a commander; a headman, a chief; a pioneer. 76)

(p. 555) naẏa1 & a. nine. নয়-ছয় a. scattered at sixes and sevens; squandered away. নয়-ছয় করা v. to squander away. 47)

(p. 593) nīta1 a custom or practice; a principle; behaviour, demeanour. 16)