(p. 574) ninduka one who upbraids or reprihends or blames or reproaches or animadverts or condemns or vilifies. 11)

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

(p. 550) nacēt otherwise, else. 24)

(p. 580) niranna having no means to procure food; foodless; starving. 15)

(p. 568) nikaṣa a streakplate or touchstone; whetstone; whetting; a testing streak of gold. নিকষণ n. act of rubbing or testing (gold) on a touchstone. নিকষিত a. rubbed or tested on a touchstone; polished; found to be genuine by testing on a touchstone, pure, sterling ('নিকষিত হেম'). 23)

(p. 583) nirēsa inferior. 7)

(p. 593) nētṛtba the lead; leadership; direction; guidance; command; headmanship, pioneering. নেতৃত্ব করা v. to lead; to direct, to guide; to command; to head; to pioneer. 79)

(p. 572) nidrōtthita risen from sleep, awakened; (fig.) to be roused from impassivity or listlessness. fem. নিদ্রোত্থিতা । নিদ্রোত্থিত v. to get up from sleep, to awake, to wake. 27)

(p. 563) nāla3 a vein; a tube; a hollow culm or stalk esp. of the lotus. 68)

(p. 549) nakuladānā a kind of white and roundish toffee or sweet drop.

(p. 568) nāstānābuda utterly harried; harassed in the extreme; routed; utterly defeated; thoroughly upset; utterly embarrassed or discomfited; put to shame; put out of countenance. 11)

(p. 587) niśita whetted, sharpened; sharp; keen. 51)

(p. 581) nirākāṅkṣā absence of desire; contentment. 9)

(p. 593) naiṣadha of Nishadha (নিষধ) an ancient Indian state. n. the king of Nishadha; the name of a poetical work by Sriharsha (শ্রীহর্ষ). নৈষধীয় a. of the king Nishadha. 109)

(p. 561) nāḍ়ānāḍ়i act of stirring or moving or handling or displacing or shifting repeatedly or continuously; act of discussing publicly. নাড়ানাড়ি করা v. to stir or move or handle or displace or shift repeatedly or continuously; to discuss publicly.