(p. 583) nirguḍh় extremely hidden or secret or mysterious or occult. 15)

(p. 563) nāśana act of destroying or spoiling or wasting or ruining or removing or killing or exterminating. a. (chiefly used as a sfx.) same as নাশক (a). 78)

(p. 593) nēṭa a net; a finely reticulated fabric (নেটের মশারি). 71)

(p. 593) nōẏā2 (dial.) iron; an iron wristlet (worn by Hindu women whose husbands are alive). হাতের নোয়া অক্ষয় হওয়া to have one's husband living till one's death. 122)

(p. 580) nirantara ceaseless, continuous (নিরন্তর বৃষ্টি); having no space between, dense, thick (নিরন্তর বৃক্ষশ্রেণি). adv. without break, ceaselessly, continuously, always (নিরন্তর খেলা করা). নিরন্তর পরিবৃত্তি continuous variation. 14)

(p. 550) nakhāgra the tip of a nail; the tip of the claw; the range of touch; (fig.) the range of perception or cognition. সমস্ত ব্যপার তার নখাগ্রে আছে same as সমস্ত ব্যাপার তার নখদর্পণে (see নখ). 8)

(p. 593) nyābā jaundice. 136)

(p. 570) nikumbhilā (myth.) a sacrificial rite performed by Indrajit (ইন্দ্রজিত্) to win a victory over his enemy. 9)

(p. 593) nihārana (poet.) seeing or looking at or watching or espying. 7)

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

(p. 591) niṣpāpa free from sin, sinless; virtuous, pure, holy. 19)

(p. 579) niẏāmaka regulating; directing; controlling or systematizing; regularizing. n. a regulator; a director; a controller; a registrar; a systematizer; (geom.) a directrix. 4)

(p. 593) nīpa (mainly poet.) the kadamba (কদম্ব) flower or its tree. 19)

(p. 587) nirbharasā bereft of trust or confidence or hope. 11)

(p. 559) nāi2 (rare) a barber.