(p. 583) nirjita defeated, vanquished, crushed, subdued, subjugated. 25)

(p. 555) nabāgata newly arrived. 5)

(p. 555) nabhēla a book of fiction, a novel. ̃লেখক n. a fictionist, a novelist. নভেলিয়ানা n. act of behaving like a character in a novel. 27)

(p. 582) niribili solitary, lonely, secluded. n. a lonely place. adv. in or at a lonely place (নিরিবিলি বসা); privately (নিরিবিলি কথা বলা). 10)

(p. 555) na yayau na tashau motionless; unable to move; unable to go this way or that. 46)

(p. 583) nirṇēẏa that which is to be or can be discerned or ascertained or decided or resolved; discernible, ascertainable, determinable; decidable. 34)

(p. 593) nīcē under, below, beneath, underneath (গাছের নীচে); in the bottom of (সমুদ্রের নীচে); at the foot of (পাহাড়ের নীচে). 14)

(p. 563) nāpāka unholy, profane. 26)

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

(p. 593) nēpō the name of a sly rogue. যার ধন তার নয় নেপোয় মারে দই (fig.) the honest man drudges whilst the idle knave profits by the honest man's labour or toil. 84)

(p. 550) naṭinī a dancing-girl, a ballerina; a prostitute, a whore. 40)

(p. 563) nāẏaka leading, guiding, commanding, chief, principal. n. a leader, a guide, a commander, a captain; a chief; a hero (of a drama, fiction etc.); a (habitual) lover, an amorous man, a gallant. 46)

(p. 560) nākāla embarrassed, put out of countenance; put to shame; harassed; fatigued. n. embarrassment; harassment; fatigue; discomfiture; humiliation; adequate or sound punishment. নাকাল করা v. to embarrass, to put out of countenance; to harass; to fatigue; to put to shame; to discomfit; to punish adequately or soundly. নাকাল হওয়া v. to be embarrassed or discomfited, to be put out of countenance; to be humiliated. 15)

(p. 561) nācāra having no means; helpless; resourceless. 26)

(p. 572) nidāruṇa extremely terrible; very severe; thoroughly unbearable; extremely cruel or merciless or relentless (নিদারুণ বিধি). 18)