(p. 550) nakta the night. ̃চর, ̃চারী, ̃ঞ্চারী a. active by night; wandering by night; nocturnal; nightfaring, noctivagant. n. the rakshas; the bat; a thief, a burglar; a person active by night, a nightbird. নক্তান্ধ a. blind by night, nyctalopic. নক্তান্ধতা n. nyctalopia. Also রাত্র্যন্ধতা । 4)

(p. 593) naiṣkarmya solemn abstention from all work; inaction; inactivity; unemployment; aversion to work; lassitude; idleness; cessation of work; salvation. 110)

(p. 593) nīlākāśa the blue sky. 35)

(p. 560) nāka-kāṭā one who has one's nose cut off; (fig.) shameless, brazen-faced. নাককান-কাটা same as নাক-কাটা (fig.) 9)

(p. 593) nūpura an anklet set with small bells (used by dancers or as an ornament by women). ̃নিক্কণ n. the jingle of bells in an anklet. 59)

(p. 577) nima1 signifying: half or partly, almost (নিমরাজি, নিমখুন). 2)

(p. 555) nabhēmbara November. 26)

(p. 574) nibhṛta secret, private (নিভৃত আলাপ); lonely, solitary (নিভৃত স্হান). ̃কক্ষ n. a private room; a closet. ̃চিন্তা n. meditations in solitude. ̃স্হান n. a lonely or solitary place, a lonely retreat, solitude. নিভৃতে adv. secretly, privately; in a solitary place; in solitude.

(p. 574) nibunibu (of fire, light etc.) about to go out or be extinguished. নিবুনিবু হওয়া v. to be on the point of going out or being extinguished. 42)

(p. 583) nirghanṭa a table of contents, an index; a programme, a bill of fare. 18)

(p. 555) naẏā new; fresh; recent; modern. নয়া পয়সা naya paisa (pl. naye paise). 59)

(p. 570) nikharba a hundred thousand million. a. hundred thousand million. 18)

(p. 574) nibhān̐ja bearing no crease or foldingline or wrinkle; plane, smooth, unadulterated, pure, genuine. 51)

(p. 587) nirbyāja guileless; candid, frank, openhearted. 7)

(p. 563) nāḍ়ābunē a cultivator; a rustic, a clodhopper; (fig.) a fool, a dunce. যত ছিল নাড়াবুনে, হল সব কেত্তুনে (fig.) clodhoppers have turned artists, fools have turned leaders. 3)