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

(p. 550) nandinī a daughter; a mythological wishing-cow. a. fem. delightsome, giving delight; pleasing, charming.

(p. 593) nīhārikā the nebula. ̃বাদ n. nebular theory. 46)

(p. 590) niṣkōṣita (of a sword etc.) drawn out, unsheathed. নিষ্কোষিত করা v. to draw out, to unsheathe.

(p. 549) nui the ninth day of a month. a. (of the days of a month) ninth (নউই বৈশাখ). 8)

(p. 585) nirbāta airless; windless; stuffy; motionless, still (নির্বাত নিষ্কম্প). 22)

(p. 550) nagādhipa, nagādhirāja, nagēndra the lord or king of mountains; appellations of the Himalayas. 21)

(p. 550) nandita delighted, pleased; congratulated, felicitated. fem. নন্দিতা । 69)

(p. 583) nirghāta the sound of winds clashing together violently; the violent conflict of two air currents; the sound of a concussion; a thunder-stroke. a. violent, terrible; cruel; heart-rending; unfailing, hitting the mark (নির্ঘাত আঘাত). adv. surely (নির্ঘাত করবে). 19)

(p. 561) nāgari an earthen pitcher (usu. to hold molasses). 11)

(p. 550) nandi2, nandikēśbara the chief attendant of Shiva (শিব). 68)

(p. 585) nirbartana accomplishment, execution, performance. 11)

(p. 561) nākhōdā, nākhudā a captain of a ship; a merchant exporting and importing by sea; a Muslim community consisting of merchants (নাখোদা মসজিদ). 3)

(p. 561) nāṭuẏā a dancer; an actor. 41)

(p. 571) nicaẏa a collection, an assemblage; increase; development; the greatest height; culmination. 7)