(p. 586) nirbicārē indiscriminate; promiscuous. নির্বিচারে adv. indiscriminately; promiscuously. 9)

(p. 587) nirbhējāla unadulterated, without adulteration. নির্ভেজাল মিথ্যা unmixed falsity, unmixed falsehood. নির্ভেজাল সত্য unmixed truth. 15)

(p. 574) nibēdya fit to be or intended to be narrated or stated or represented or submitted or petitioned humbly or politely; fit to be or intended to be dedicated or offered in devotion. 47)

(p. 555) namaśūdra a Hindu community placed low in the social order. 34)

(p. 593) nyāyya reasonable; logical, logically admissible; just; equitable; upright; right; rightful, lawful, legitimate. ̃তা n. reasonableness; logicality; justness; equity; uprightness; rightness; rightfulness, legitimacy. 138)

(p. 559) nalēna prepared from new date-juice (নলেন গুড়). 3)

(p. 561) nāṭya the science and art of dancing, singing and music; dances and songs and music; acting; dancing; a drama, a play. ̃কলা n. the science and art of dancing, singing and music; art of acting, dramaturgy. ̃কার n. a playwright, a dramatist, a dramaturge. ̃গৃহ same as নাট্যশালা । ̃মন্দর, ̃শীলা n. a musichall, a dancing-hall, a ball-room; a theatre, an opera-house. ̃সমিতি n. a theatrical party; an opera party; a dramatic club. নাট্যাচার্য n. a dancing-master; a motion-master; (loos.) a great actor. নাট্যাভিনয় n. a dramatic performance. নাট্যাভিনেতা n. the actor of a drama. নাট্যামোদী a lover of the drama, one who is interested in the drama. নাট্যালয় n. a theatre, an opera-house. নাট্যোক্তি n. dramatic dialogue. 42)

(p. 563) nālikā bānḍila (anat.) vascular bundle. 73)

(p. 560) nākuẏā, nāku given to speaking through one's nose (নাকুয়া লোক); spoken through the nose (নাকুয়া কথা); long-nosed, nosy (নাকুয়া লোক). 18)

(p. 549) nakaśāla an armed revolutionary Marxist movement which originated in Naxalbari in Darjeeling district; a person who believes in such a movement or is a member of it. 16)

(p. 582) nirāśraẏa shelterless, homeless; helpless, destitute. fem. নিরাশ্রয়া । 5)

(p. 593) nuḍ়ā a faggot, a fagot. 49)

(p. 568) nāśita destroyed, perished; wasted; ruined; removed; killed, exterminated. 3)

(p. 593) nīrajā2 free from dirt; (of flowers etc.) having no pollen; (of girls) one whose menstruation has not yet begun to function. 27)

(p. 570) nikarabōkāra a knickerbocker, a loosefitting garment, usu. worn by children. 3)