(p. 561) nāginī, nāgī forms of নাগ । 19)

(p. 550) nattā a sacrament observed on the ninth day from birth of a baby. 56)

(p. 572) niṭōla (lit.) having no dimples or depressions; plump; chubby (নিটোল চেহারা); perfect (নিটোল স্বাস্হ্য); flawless, immaculate (নিটোল সৌন্দর্য). 4)

(p. 568) nāśita destroyed, perished; wasted; ruined; removed; killed, exterminated. 3)

(p. 561) nāṭā dwarfish, small in height, short. 37)

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

(p. 574) nibīta a cotton or linen scarf; a holy thread slung by a Brahmin over the upper part of his body, or round his neck. 41)

(p. 591) niṣṭhura merciless; hard-hearted; cruel; (poet.) fell; ruthless. fem. নিষ্ঠুরা। ̃তা n. mercilessness; cruelty; ruthlessness. নিষ্ঠুরাচরণ n. a cruel act; merciless or cruel behaviour. 9)

(p. 593) nībāra paddy grown from airborne seeds that have fallen on an unploughed field. 20)

(p. 593) naiṣadha of Nishadha (নিষধ) an ancient Indian state. n. the king of Nishadha; the name of a poetical work by Sriharsha (শ্রীহর্ষ). নৈষধীয় a. of the king Nishadha. 109)

(p. 574) nibiḍ় extremely close (নিবিড় বন্ধুত্ব); very dense or thick or deep (নিবিড় বন, নিবিড় অন্ধকার); tight (নিবিড় আনলিঙ্গন); plump, heavy (নিবিড় নিতম্ব). নিবিড়তা n. extreme closeness, excessive density or thickness or depth; tightness; plumpness, heaviness. 38)

(p. 593) nihārana (poet.) seeing or looking at or watching or espying. 7)

(p. 570) nikṣipta thrown; cast, shot, flung, hurled; ejected; scattered; imputed; placed, deposited. 16)

(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. 587) niryātita oppressed, persecuted, tormented. fem. নির্যাতিতা । 36)