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

(p. 563) nāśapāti the pear.

(p. 568) nikānō to rub with a swab or mop drenched in a solution of cow-dung (মেটে ঘর নিকানো); to swab or mop (এঁটো জায়গা নিকানো). a. swabbed with a solution of cow-dung; swabbed, mopped.

(p. 554) nandibhṛṅgi Nandi (নন্দি) and Bhringi (ভৃঙ্গি), the two chief attendants of Shiva (শিব); (sarcas.) mischievous flatterers, undesirable lieutenants or associates. 2)

(p. 582) nirukta a Vedic glossary or concordance prepared by Yaska. a. categorically spoken or stated. নিরুক্তি n. a categorical speech or statement; an assertion; etymological notes; an enunciation; a Vedic glossary or concordance compiled by Yaska. 18)

(p. 563) -nāmā2 (used as a sfx.) a letter; a deed (চুক্তিনামা); a written authorization (ওকালতনামা); a narrative, a chronicle, a history (শাহ্নামা). 36)

(p. 559) nāi2 (rare) a barber.

(p. 550) nagarōpānta the outskirts or suburbs of a city or town. 20)

(p. 583) nirdbidha unhesitant, unwavering; without hesitation; certain; sure. 42)

(p. 583) nirgṛha shelterless, homeless. 16)

(p. 571) nighanṭu a table of contents, an index; a lexicon; a Vedic glossary or concordance compiled by Yaska (যাস্ক). 6)

(p. 555) nabībhabana state of being renewed, renovation, renewal; state of being mended or repaired. 15)

(p. 555) nabōdbhāsita newly devised or contrived or designed. 23)

(p. 593) nōṃrā dirty, filthy, foul; despicable, hateful, abominable; impure, unclean, unholy; base, mean, vile (নোংরা মন, নোংরা মতলব); indecent or obscene (নোংরা ভাষা, নোংরা গল্প). n. dirt, filth, refuse. ̃মি, ̃মো n. dirtiness, filthiness, foulness; baseness, meanness, vileness; indecency or obscenity; indulgence in dirtiness or meanness or vileness or indecency or obscenity. 113)

(p. 583) nirjara unageing, not subject to old age or decay. n. an immortal, a god. 23)