(p. 583) nirēsa inferior. 7)

(p. 587) niśāna1 a flag, an ensign, a standard, a banner. 49)

(p. 583) nirgalana melting; exudation; filtration. 12)

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

(p. 591) nistabdha completely motionless or silent or still. ̃তা n. complete motionlessness or silence or stillness. 35)

(p. 577) niẏati predestination; destiny, fate, luck; an inevitable occurrence. ̃নির্দিষ্ট a. ordained by fate, decreed by Providence, predestined. নিয়তিঃ কেন বাধ্যতে who can oppose or check or restrain destiny. 32)

(p. 555) namāsē-chamāsē once in a blue moon; rarely. 41)

(p. 563) nābālaka under-age; (fig.) inexperienced, raw. n. a minor. fem. নাবালিকা । নাবি a. (of agricultural produce or crops) late in growing, late (নাবিধান). 28)

(p. 550) naṭa1 one of a race of mixed blood. নটী fem. a female member of this race; a prostitute, a whore. 30)

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

(p. 591) niṣṭha (used as sfx.) wellplaced, well-established; fixed; having firm faith or trust (in) (ধর্মনিষ্ঠ); having deep attachment (to) or reverence (for) (কর্মনিষ্ঠ); greatly devoted or attentive (to) (একনিষ্ঠ); very devout. 6)

(p. 574) nipāta death, ruin, destruction. নিপাত যাওয়া v. to die, to be killed or ruined or destroyed, to go to rack and ruin; to be damned. নিপাত যাও to hell with you. 17)

(p. 555) naruna a nail-cutter shaped like a small and thin chisel. নরুন-পেড়ে a. (of loincloths) having a thin coloured border. 69)

(p. 563) nāndī an invocation at the opening of a drama. ̃কর n. one who recites the invocation at the opening of a drama. ̃পাঠ n. recital of the invocation at the opening of a drama. ̃মুখ n. an obsequial rite performed at the start of a happy ceremony, such as marriage. 24)

(p. 593) naityika daily. n. daily work. 96)