(p. 580) niraṅkuśa unpreventable; inevitable; unhindered; unattached; free from ties of attachment; dispassionate; wayward, wilful. নিরঙ্কুশ গরিষ্ঠতা absolute majority. 9)

(p. 593) nēḍ়āpōḍ়ā, nyāḍ়āpōḍ়ā the festival of bonfire on the eve of the holi. see also চাঁচর । 73)

(p. 549) nōbata an orchestra in which the sanai (সানাই) is the chief instrument. ̃খানা n. a room or platform where the aforesaid orchestra is played. 10)

(p. 585) nirbarṣa rainless; droughty. 14)

(p. 561) nāgāla proximity or range (চোখের নাগাল; approach or access (নাগালে যাওয়া); reach (নাগাল পাওয়া); comprehension (মনের নাগাল). নাগাল পাওয়া v. to reach; to overtake; to catch up with; to comprehend, to have an access to (মনের নাগাল পাওয়া). নাগালে থাকা v. to be within the range or reach or access or approach of. 18)

(p. 550) naṭē a kind of pot-herb or spinach having different species. 41)

(p. 570) nikṛṣṭa inferior; hateful, vile; low, mean. ̃তা n. inferiority; vileness; lowness, meanness. 12)

(p. 593) nihita placed, laid, deposited; conferred, bestowed; entrusted; kept; stored; lying hidden; dormant (অন্তরে নিহিত); (chiefly in arith.) intrinsic; thrown, flung. নিহিত ধ্বনি n. (phon.) inherent sound. নিহিত স্বরধ্বনি n. inherent vowel. 9)

(p. 587) nirmukta completely free from or let loose or liberated. 28)

(p. 550) nakta the night. ̃চর, ̃চারী, ̃ঞ্চারী a. active by night; wandering by night; nocturnal; nightfaring, noctivagant. n. the rakshas; the bat; a thief, a burglar; a person active by night, a nightbird. নক্তান্ধ a. blind by night, nyctalopic. নক্তান্ধতা n. nyctalopia. Also রাত্র্যন্ধতা । 4)

(p. 549) ni tālima neo-education, neo-literacy; a novel method of education, generally applied to Gandhi's Basic Education scheme. 6)

(p. 555) narēndra, narēśa, narēśbara a king; the greatest or best amongst men. 70)

(p. 580) niranna having no means to procure food; foodless; starving. 15)

(p. 563) nāmī renowned, famous. 42)

(p. 555) nabōtsāha new or fresh energy or vigour or enthusiasm or zeal; a fresh attempt. 19)