(p. 570) nigāra (dero.) a dark-skinned man, a blackie, a negro, a nigger.

(p. 587) nirmōcana act of removing or taking off or putting off completely; thorough peeling; moulting. 32)

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

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

(p. 583) nirupāẏa having no means or expedients; resourceless, destitute; helpless. 2)

(p. 593) nyūna less (than); short of; deficient (in); inferior (to). ন্যূন হওয়া v. to be less (than); to fall short (of), to be deficient (in); to be inferior (to). ̃কল্প a. least, minimum. ̃কল্পে adv. at least. ̃তা n. state of being smaller in number or amount or degree; shortage; deficiency; inferiority. ̃পক্ষে same as ন্যূনকল্পে । সংখ্যায় adv. in the least number, at least. ন্যূনাতিরেক, ন্যূনাধিক্য n. shortage and excess; shortage or excess; disparity. ন্যূনাধিক adv. more or less.

(p. 561) nācānō to cause to dance; to cause to caper; to cause to leap in joy; to move or excite. 25)

(p. 568) niṇḍ়ānō to squeeze out or wring out (as water from clothes); to squeeze or wring (as clothes); (fig.) to extort (chiefly money). a. squeezed out, wrung out; squeezed, wrung; extorted. 19)

(p. 549) -na4 indicating: negation, opposition etc. (নগণ্য, নাতিদীর্ঘ). 4)

(p. 593) naiśa nightly, nocturnal. ̃প্রহরী n. a night guard, a night watchman. নৈশ বিদ্যালয় night school. ̃ভোজ n. dinner. 108)

(p. 555) namaskṛta greeted with a bow or obeisance, saluted. 37)

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

(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. 555) nabōtsāha new or fresh energy or vigour or enthusiasm or zeal; a fresh attempt. 19)

(p. 555) narāntaka a man-killer; an appellation of Yama (যম) the god of death. a. killing or murdering (man). 67)