(p. 572) nidēna2, nidēnapakṣē at least; perforce or still (নিদেন যদি যাবেই). 22)

(p. 572) nidēṣṭā one who gives an order or enjoins or directs. 24)

(p. 549) ni tālima neo-education, neo-literacy; a novel method of education, generally applied to Gandhi's Basic Education scheme. 6)

(p. 563) nāndī an invocation at the opening of a drama. ̃কর n. one who recites the invocation at the opening of a drama. ̃পাঠ n. recital of the invocation at the opening of a drama. ̃মুখ n. an obsequial rite performed at the start of a happy ceremony, such as marriage. 24)

(p. 574) nibēdaka one who narrates and states or represents or submits or informs or petitions humbly or politely; one who dedicates or offers devotedly. 44)

(p. 590) niṣkāśa going or coming out, emergence; an exit; flowing out, outflow; a drain. 25)

(p. 577) niẏatāhāra abstemious or temperate in food (and also in drink). n. abstemiousness or temperance. 31)

(p. 586) nirbikalpa without an alternative, absolute; untransfigured, without transfiguration; unerring or unhesitating, sure; having no distinction between the cognizer and the cognizable, completely identified with or absorbed into the Infinite. n. absolute or final knowledge. নির্বিকল্প সমাধি a trance or profound meditation in which one is completely identified with or absorbed into the Infinite. 6)

(p. 563) nāraka of or condemmed to or condemnable to hell, hellish, infernal; sinning, reprobate. n. hell, Inferno. 50)

(p. 555) nabiśa1 (used as a sfx.) a writer, a scribe, a clerk (খাসনবিশ). 9)

(p. 570) nikuci (vul.) ruin, destruction. নিকুচি করা v. to ruin, to destroy, (sl.) to do up. 7)

(p. 591) nisarga the phenomena of the material world as a whole, nature; creation, the cosmos. ̃জ a. nature-born; natural. ̃বিদ্যা n. natural science; natural study. ̃বিদ n. a naturalist. ̃শোভা n. the beauty of nature; a scene of natural beauty. নিসর্গী n. a naturalist. 28)

(p. 582) nirāśa hopeless; dejected, despondent; despairing; disappointed. নিরাশ করা n. to disappoint. নিরাশ হওয়া v. to lose hope; to be dejected, to despair; to despond; to be disappointed. নিরাশা n. loss of hope; dejection, despondency, despondence; despair; disappointment. 3)

(p. 593) nīta1 a custom or practice; a principle; behaviour, demeanour. 16)

(p. 550) naḍ়ā2 to move; to shake, to stir; to shift, to remove; to get loose; to become otherwise, to deviate, to be altered. a. one who or that which has moved; shaken; shifted, removed; loosened; altered. 46)