(p. 593) nīrakta bloodless; pale; anaemic. 24)

(p. 581) nirākula very much perturbed or worried or anxious; unperturbed, unworried; calm. 11)

(p. 587) nirmali a kind of fruit that cleanses water. 21)

(p. 593) nōṭisa a notice. নোটিস দেওয়া v. to notify; to serve a notice. 117)

(p. 550) naḍ়caḍ়ā moving about; (casual) movement; act of walking or pacing up and down, a stroll. 47)

(p. 574) nibaha a collection, a multitude ('স্নেচ্ছনিবহ'). 31)

(p. 591) nisindā a herbal plant (its leaves are often smoked as tobacco), Vitex negundo. 31)

(p. 555) nabāgata newly arrived. 5)

(p. 577) nimnāñcala the lower region. 22)

(p. 593) nēōẏā to take; to carry (ছাতা নিয়ে বেড়ানো); to bear; to place; to put; to wear; to assume; to follow (উপদেশ নেওয়া); to accept (নিমন্ত্রণ নেওয়া); to test (পড়া নেওয়া); to borrow (ধার নেওয়া); to inquire (খবর নেওয়া). ̃নো v. to cause to take or carry or accept or follow; to cause to wear or test; to make one to carry or take or accept or follow. 68)

(p. 583) nirdhana having no wealth; not rich; poor; indigent. ̃তা n. poverty; indigence; lack of wealth. নির্ধনীকৃত a. made a pauper, impoverished. 43)

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

(p. 593) nēmi circumference (of a wheel or any wheel-shaped object). 85)

(p. 593) naimiṣāraṇya (myth.) a famous forest of ancient India converted into an extensive hermitage which was a great seat of learning and spiritual meditation. 101)

(p. 587) niścāẏaka one who or that which convinces or ensures or ascertains or decides. 59)