(p. 593) nēpathya the green-room or dressingroom of a theatre; a place or position behind the stage or screen not visible from the auditorium; costumes and articles used for the make-up of actors and actresses. ̃বিধান n. dressing and make-up of actors and actresses. নেপথ্যে adv. from a place behind the stage or screen and invisible from the auditorium. (fig.) away from the knowledge of the public, secretly. 82)

(p. 593) nētrī of নেতা1 । 81)

(p. 550) nacēt otherwise, else. 24)

(p. 593) nētra the eye. ̃গোচর a. visible.নেত্রগোচর হওয়া v. to become visible, to come into view. ̃গোলক n. the eyeball. ̃চ্ছদ n. the eyelid. ̃জল n. tears. ̃নালি n. lachrymal fistula, sinus of the lachrymal duct. ̃পল্লব n. the eyelid. ̃পাত n. act of glancing one's eyes (at), act of looking (at). নেত্রপাত করা v. to glance one's eyes (at), to cast one's glance (at), to look at, to see. ̃পীড়া, ̃রোগ n. eye-disease, ophthalmia. ̃বর্ত্মকলা n. the conjunctiva. ̃বর্ত্মকলাপ্রদাহ n. conjunctivitis. ̃মল n. sticky or purulent discharge from the eye, viscous or hardened rheum of the eye. 80)

(p. 582) niruccāra speechless, silent; mute; mum. 19)

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

(p. 555) nabōdbhāsita newly devised or contrived or designed. 23)

(p. 591) niṣprapraẏōjana unnecessary; needless; purposeless; useless. n. needlessness, purposelessness. নিষ্প্রয়োজনে adv. unnecessarily; needlessly; to no purpose, uselessly. 25)

(p. 581) nirādhāra not held in any container; having no container to be kept in; having no support or shelter, destitute, helpless; homeless. 16)

(p. 568) nāsatya the twin gods acting as the physicians of heaven. 6)

(p. 563) nābya navigable. ̃তা n. navigability. 30)

(p. 563) nā-mañjura not sanctioned or allowed or accepted, turned down, rejected. নামঞ্জুর করা v. to disallow, to turn down, to reject. 33)

(p. 555) naẏanōpānta the corner of the eye. 58)

(p. 587) nirbyāja guileless; candid, frank, openhearted. 7)

(p. 570) nikti a balance for minute and accurate weighing (as one used by jewellers). নিক্তির ওজন minute or subtle weighing. 14)