(p. 555) nardana (of bulls) bellow; (of cows) low, moo. 74)

(p. 591) niṣkrama, niṣkramaṇa going or coming out, emergence, exit; going away or leaving for ever. নিষ্ক্রমণ করা v. to go or come out, to emerge; to go away or leave or quit for ever. নিষ্ক্রমণপত্র n. a passport. 2)

(p. 581) niralaṅkāra having no ornaments on, unornamented; unadorned; undecorated; unrhetorical; plain, simple, naive. 2)

(p. 582) nirutsuka disinterested, callous; incurious; uninquisitive; (rare) extremely curious or inquisitive. 21)

(p. 593) nēḍ়ā shaven-headed, tonsured (নেড়া লোক); shaven (নেড়া মাথা); bald (চুল উঠে উঠে তার মাথা নেড়া); unornamented, bare (নেড়া হাত); undecorated or scantily decorated (বই-এর মলাটখানা নেড়া); unfurnished or scantily furnished (ঘরখানা বড়ো নেড়া); leafless (নেড়া গাছ); berefit of trees and vegetation (নেড়া মাঠ ); not surrounded with walls (নেড়া ছাদ ). n. a tonsured man or boy. নেড়া গোরু a hornless cow. fem. নেড়ি । 72)

(p. 593) nuṭi (of thread, wool, fibre etc.) a ball, a wisp. নুটি পাকানো to roll into a ball. 47)

(p. 593) nōnā1 the custard-apple. 120)

(p. 580) nirartha meaningless, nonsense; useless, futile, vain ('নিরর্থ হাহাকারে'). নিরর্থক a. meaningless, nonsense; unreasonable, unnecessary; purposeless; useless, futile, vain. adv. in vain; meaninglessly; unreasonably, unwarrantedly; unnecessarily; without purpose.

(p. 585) nirdharma without a religion; irreligious, impious; sinful. 3)

(p. 563) -nāmnī of নামা1 । 45)

(p. 579) niẏantrī of নিয়ন্তা । 2)

(p. 574) nidhubana2 a garden in Brindaban which was the meeting-place or trysting-place of Radha (রাধা) and Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). 5)

(p. 570) nigama a scripture of the tantra (তন্ত্র) cult; the Vedas; exit; a path, a way or a way out, a city, a town; a marketplace, a Rialto; a corporation, a municipality, a town council; a commercial guild; a chamber of commerce. ̃কর n. corporation tax. ̃বদ্ধ, নিগমিত a. united in a guild; incorporated. ̃বন্ধন n. incorporation. 28)

(p. 580) niraẏa hell, the Inferno. ̃গামী a. condemned to hell. ̃ভোগ n. suffering in hell. 26)

(p. 550) nakhī2 an aromatic substance that gives out a sweet smell when fried. 12)