(p. 577) niẏantraka same as নিয়ন্তা । 34)

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

(p. 563) nādēẏa, nādya of or born of or grown in a river, riverine. 20)

(p. 591) niṣpanna attained, realized; accomplished, executed, performed (কার্যনিষ্পন্ন, যাত্রানিষ্পন্ন, পূজানিষ্পন্ন); evolved (out of); (gr.) formed or derived (from). নিষ্পন্ন করা v. to attain, to realize; to execute, to perform; to give rise (to); (gr.) to form or derive. 13)

(p. 549) nōbata an orchestra in which the sanai (সানাই) is the chief instrument. ̃খানা n. a room or platform where the aforesaid orchestra is played. 10)

(p. 593) nīrājana, nīrājanā cleaning arms and armour on the eve of going to war; worshipping an idol by waving lamps, fly-whisks etc. before it. 32)

(p. 586) nirbāsita exiled, banished, (fig.) expelled or removed. fem. নির্বাসিতা । নির্বাসিত করা v. to banish, to exile, (fig.) to expel or remove. নির্বাসিত ব্যক্তি an exile. 4)

(p. 582) nirindriẏa having no sense-organ; (fig.) deprived or devoid of sense-perception. 9)

(p. 590) niṣka gold; a gold coin current in ancient India; a gold coin; a measure for weighing gold. 11)

(p. 593) nīlāmbu, nīlāmbudhi an ocean or sea; blue water, high sea. 41)

(p. 577) nimīlana act of closing or shutting (chiefly eyelids); contraction. 16)

(p. 585) nirbācaka elective; voting; selective. n. an elector (fem. electress, electoress), a voter; a selector. ̃মণ্ডলী n. electors collectively, the electorate. 18)

(p. 593) naikaṣēẏa a son of Nikasa (নিকষা) in the Ramayana, Ravana and his brothers. 93)

(p. 593) nairākāra (pop.) shapeless, formless; (pop.) messed up, disordered, scattered in a disorderly manner, all over the shop. 104)

(p. 591) niṣkriẏa not doing any work, inactive; out of order, not working (নিষ্ক্রিয় যন্ত্র); inoperative (নিষ্ক্রিয় আইন); offering no opposition, passive (নিষ্ক্রিয় প্রতিরোধ = passive resistance); dormant (নিষ্ক্রিয় শক্তি); lazy, idle, indolent. ̃তা n. inaction, inactivity; inoperativeness; passivity; dormancy; laziness, idleness, indolence. 5)