নিশা : (p. 587) niśā the night; (Rig Veda) dark daughter of the Day. ̃কর n. the moon. ̃গম n. nightfall. ̃চর a. active by night, nightfaring. n. an anthropophagite, a rakshasa; any of the nightfaring creatures such as the owl; a burglar. fem. নিশাচরী । ̃জল n. dew; frost. ̃ত্যয় same as নিশান্ত । ̃নাথ n. the moon. নিশান্ত n. the close of night; daybreak. ̃পতি n. the moon. নিশাবসান same as নিশান্ত । ̃র্ধ n. midnight; dead of night. ̃সমাগম n. nightfall. 48)

(p. 561) nāṭāi a reel; a spool; a bobbin. 38)

(p. 593) nēẏāmata grace, God's grace; favour. 87)

(p. 590) niṣkaluṣa free from vice, sinless; pure; free from dirt or stain; clean. 22)

(p. 587) nirbuddhi foolish, stupid. ̃তা n. foolishness, stupidity, crassness. 2)

(p. 591) nisāḍ় benumbed; insensate; not responding or reacting; noiseless, stealthy (নিসাড় পদক্ষেপ). 29)

(p. 585) nirbandha foreordination, ordaining, predestination, prescript, decree (বিধির নির্বন্ধ); a law; insistence, repeated solicitation (নির্বন্ধাতিশয্য); importunity; contact or communication (নির্বন্ধাভাব); a happening (কী দারুণ নির্বন্ধ !). নির্বন্ধাতিশয় n. (pop.) great importunity. 10)

(p. 574) nibīta a cotton or linen scarf; a holy thread slung by a Brahmin over the upper part of his body, or round his neck. 41)

(p. 580) nirata engaged, employed; attached, devoted; engrossed, absorbed. fem. নিরতা 11)

(p. 561) nāgā one of a community of ascetics who move about naked; one of an aboriginal tribe of Naga hills. 15)

(p. 593) nīlā lapis-lazuli, sapphire. 34)

(p. 555) nabōpalīẏa neolithic. 24)

(p. 561) nāṭaka a drama, a play. নাটকীয় a. full of dramatic elements, dramatic, theatrical; histrionic. 35)

(p. 593) nīlābja the blue lotus. 37)

(p. 591) niṣpratibha lacking genius; dim; lacking brightness; obscure, dull. 22)

(p. 550) nadhara succulent, juicy, delicious; lovely; plum, rolypoly; buxom; well-shaped, shapely, well-proportioned; fresh. 62)