(p. 559) nāi2 (rare) a barber.

(p. 561) nāchōḍ় refusing to give up, unyielding, pertinacious, obstinate, dogged. ̃বান্দা n. an unyielding or pertinacious or obstinate person. 30)

(p. 582) nirāhāra fasting; starvation. a. fasting; starving. নিরাহারে adv. (going) without food, fasting, starving. 7)

(p. 587) nirlipta unconcerned; keeping aloof; having no attachment for, disinterested; callous; free from all earthly attachment. ̃তা n. disinterestedness; freedom from all earthly attachments; callousness. নির্লিপ্ত থাকা v. to keep aloof (from). 39)

(p. 591) niṣṭhā firm faith or trust, deep attachment or reverence, great devotion or attention (ধর্মে নিষ্ঠা, কর্মে নিষ্ঠা); devoutness (নিষ্ঠাবান উপাসক); adherence to the scriptural code of behaviour and observance of religious rites (নিষ্ঠাবান ব্রাহ্মণ). ̃বান a. having deep attachment (to) or reverence (for), greatly devoted or attentive (to); devout; punctiliously observant of the scriptural code of behaviour and religious rites. fem. ̃বতী। ̃ভরে adv. devotedly. 7)

(p. 593) nīlōtpala the blue lotus. 43)

(p. 583) nirjara unageing, not subject to old age or decay. n. an immortal, a god. 23)

(p. 582) nirutsuka disinterested, callous; incurious; uninquisitive; (rare) extremely curious or inquisitive. 21)

(p. 593) nēkaḍ়ē the wolf. 69)

(p. 555) nabhēla a book of fiction, a novel. ̃লেখক n. a fictionist, a novelist. নভেলিয়ানা n. act of behaving like a character in a novel. 27)

(p. 555) nabībhāba renewed or renovated state; mended or repaired state. 16)

(p. 590) niṣkāṇḍa (bot.) acaulescent. 23)

(p. 563) nāphā profit, gain; benefit; good. 27)

(p. 574) nipīta drunk to the dregs, drunk off or up, drained to the leas. 22)

(p. 560) nāi3 the navel; (of a wheel) a nave, a hub; a wedge; an anvil. 2)