(p. 568) nikara a collection, an assemblage, a multitude (নক্ষত্রনিকর). 22)

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

(p. 590) niṣkaluṣa free from vice, sinless; pure; free from dirt or stain; clean. 22)

(p. 563) nārakī1 of নারক (a.). 51)

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

(p. 555) namā (poet.) to bow, to make obeisance, to genuflect, to salute. 39)

(p. 560) nākē-kān̐dunē given to crying at trifles, whimpering.

(p. 560) nā ki expressing: question, doubt, supposition etc. (যাবে না কি, সত্য না কি, is it? do you think so ? if it be. 16)

(p. 587) nirbhara a prop or support; dependence, reliance; confidence. নির্ভর করা v. to depend (upon), (coll.) to bank (on), to rely (on). ̃তা n. (loos.) dependence, reliance. ̃যোগ্য a. dependable, reliable. ̃যোগ্যতা n. dependability, reliability. ̃শীল a. relying on, depending on; dependent. 10)

(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. 577) niẏantraṇa regulation; rule; control; restraint; determination. নিয়ন্ত্রণ করা v. to regulate; to rule; to control; to restrain; to determine; to destine. ̃ব্যবস্হা n. control system. নিয়ন্ত্রণাধীন a. controlled, under control. 35)

(p. 587) niśāna1 a flag, an ensign, a standard, a banner. 49)

(p. 555) namaskāra a bow, an obeisance; a salute; genuflection. নমস্কার করা v. to bow, to make a bow or obeisance; to salute; to genuflect. নমস্কারি n. a present (usu. a cloth or money) given in obeisance to respectable relatives by a bride or a bridegroom at a Hindu wedding. 36)

(p. 563) nāla2 saliva, slaver. নাল ঝরা, নাল পড়া v. to water (তার মুখ থেকে নাল ঝড়ছে = his mouth waters). নাল ঝরানো, নাল ফেলা v. to drivel, to slaver. 67)

(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)