(p. 555) nalikā a stem or stalk (of a plant); a reed; a pipe, a cylinder; an artery. 87)

(p. 549) ni tālima neo-education, neo-literacy; a novel method of education, generally applied to Gandhi's Basic Education scheme. 6)

(p. 586) nirbiśaṅka fearless, dauntless; free from misgivings. 13)

(p. 559) nā1 indicating: negation, absence, opposition etc. নামঞ্জুর. 8)

(p. 568) niṇḍ়ānō to squeeze out or wring out (as water from clothes); to squeeze or wring (as clothes); (fig.) to extort (chiefly money). a. squeezed out, wrung out; squeezed, wrung; extorted. 19)

(p. 571) nighanṭu a table of contents, an index; a lexicon; a Vedic glossary or concordance compiled by Yaska (যাস্ক). 6)

(p. 591) niṣkraẏa price; wages; charge or fee for hiring, hire; that which is paid in exchange; exchanging, exchange; selling, sale. ̃ণ n. commutation. 3)

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

(p. 555) naẏanī the pupil of the eye, the apple of the eye. 56)

(p. 550) nani, nanī cream (of milk). ননির পুতুল (lit.) a puppet made of cream; (fig. & usu. sarcas.) one who is physically too delicate to stand any toil. ˜চোর, ̃চোরা n. one who steals (and eats) cream; an appellation of (infant) Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). 63)

(p. 583) nirēsa inferior. 7)

(p. 593) nōṅara an anchor. নোঙর করা, নোঙর ফেলা v. to anchor, to cast or set anchor; to lie at anchor. নোঙর তোলা v. to weigh anchor. 115)

(p. 563) nālā a duct; a drain; a canal; a wayside gutter. 70)

(p. 554) nandōtsaba the festival to celebrate lord Krishna's birth. 4)

(p. 590) niṣkampa not trembling or vibrating; motionless, still. 13)