(p. 593) nīlābha having a blue tinge or tint, bluish. নীলাভা n. the blue tinge or tint, bluishness. 38)

(p. 593) naikaṣya tested on a streak-plate; pure blooded (নৈকষ্য কুলীন), (of beasts) pedigreed; pure, genuine. 94)

(p. 550) nakulēśbara, nakulēśbara bhairaba an angry manifestation of Shiva (শিব). 3)

(p. 581) nirāmaẏa free from sickness, healthy; cured of or recovered from sickness. n. act of curing, cure (রোগ নিরাময়ের জন্য). নিরাময় করা v. to cure; to bring round. নিরাময় হওয়া v. to be cured; to recover from sickness, to come round. 22)

(p. 559) nāi2 (rare) a barber.

(p. 581) nirālā lonely, solitary secluded; private; secret. n. a lonely retreat.

(p. 550) naṭakāna the anatto. 33)

(p. 587) niścāẏaka one who or that which convinces or ensures or ascertains or decides. 59)

(p. 568) nāstā a light repast taken in the morning, a morning tiffin or meal; breakfast. 10)

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

(p. 591) nisūdana killing or slaying. in comp. (used as a sfx.) one who kills (দৈত্যনিসূদন = giant-killing). 33)

(p. 563) nāmāla (of land) low-lying, low, depressed. 41)

(p. 563) nānakapanhī a Sikh; a Nanakite. 21)

(p. 593) naiẏamika conforming to or concerning (prescribed) rules; regular (opp. to secular). 102)

(p. 580) niratiśaẏa very great, too much, excessive, extreme. adv. excessively, exceedingly, extremely, very much. 12)