(p. 572) nitala (myth.) one of the seven regions of the nether world or Hades; (fig.) a very deep or hollow place. 10)

(p. 550) naṭinī a dancing-girl, a ballerina; a prostitute, a whore. 40)

(p. 563) nānakapanhī a Sikh; a Nanakite. 21)

(p. 583) nirjhara a fountain, a spring; a waterfall, a cascade, a cataract; a mountain brook, a rivulet. 28)

(p. 568) nāśā (poet.) same as নাশ করা (see নাশ). a. (used as a sfx.) same as নাশক (কর্মনাশা). 2)

(p. 560) nākuẏā, nāku given to speaking through one's nose (নাকুয়া লোক); spoken through the nose (নাকুয়া কথা); long-nosed, nosy (নাকুয়া লোক). 18)

(p. 593) naikaṣya tested on a streak-plate; pure blooded (নৈকষ্য কুলীন), (of beasts) pedigreed; pure, genuine. 94)

(p. 593) nēkaḍ়ē the wolf. 69)

(p. 561) nāḍ়ānāḍ়i act of stirring or moving or handling or displacing or shifting repeatedly or continuously; act of discussing publicly. নাড়ানাড়ি করা v. to stir or move or handle or displace or shift repeatedly or continuously; to discuss publicly.

(p. 549) nakaśi having an artistic design (নকশিকাঁথা). ̃কাঁথা n. a quilt or rag with artistic design. 17)

(p. 580) nirartha meaningless, nonsense; useless, futile, vain ('নিরর্থ হাহাকারে'). নিরর্থক a. meaningless, nonsense; unreasonable, unnecessary; purposeless; useless, futile, vain. adv. in vain; meaninglessly; unreasonably, unwarrantedly; unnecessarily; without purpose.

(p. 590) niṣkalaṅka unblemished, stainless, spotless; immaculate. 20)

(p. 555) nabya new, novel; recent; modern; young. ̃বঙ্গ n. (hist.) Young Bengal. ̃ভারত n. new or modern India. 25)

(p. 593) nulō with mutilated hands, of one whose forearm has been cut off or amputated. n. the paw of a cat etc.; (sarcas.) the hand of man. 57)

(p. 586) nirbāsita exiled, banished, (fig.) expelled or removed. fem. নির্বাসিতা । নির্বাসিত করা v. to banish, to exile, (fig.) to expel or remove. নির্বাসিত ব্যক্তি an exile. 4)