(p. 563) nādā3 a large earthen trough or vat. 14)

(p. 550) nandadulāla a beloved son of Nanda (নন্দ); an appellation of Krishna (কৃষ্ণ); (sarcas.) an over-indulged worthless son. 64)

(p. 563) nābya navigable. ̃তা n. navigability. 30)

(p. 587) nirmōcya that which is to be or can be removed or taken off or put off completely. 33)

(p. 582) niribili solitary, lonely, secluded. n. a lonely place. adv. in or at a lonely place (নিরিবিলি বসা); privately (নিরিবিলি কথা বলা). 10)

(p. 587) niścāẏaka one who or that which convinces or ensures or ascertains or decides. 59)

(p. 585) nirbastra having no clothes; unclothed, unclad; naked, nude. 15)

(p. 585) nirbacana categorical or emphatic utterance or statement; (of words) derivative explanation; definition; (geom.) enunciation. 9)

(p. 581) nirasta desisted, refrained, ceased; stopped, prevented; repelled. নিরস্ত করা v. to cause to desist from or give up; to stop; to prevent; to repel. নিরস্ত হওয়া v. to desist from, to give up; to stop; to forbear; to be repelled. 5)

(p. 583) nirgandha scentless, inodorous, odourless. 10)

(p. 580) niragni having no fire; without heat; a Brahmin who does not keep any sacrificial fire burning (op. সাগ্নিক). 8)

(p. 550) najarānā a present or extra payment made to a dignitary or superior for a favour or grace; tribute. 27)

(p. 560) nāi-ān̐kaḍ়ā dogged, obstinate, tenacious, persistent. 5)

(p. 586) nirbicārē indiscriminate; promiscuous. নির্বিচারে adv. indiscriminately; promiscuously. 9)

(p. 593) nuniẏā a manufacturer of salt by caste, a salter. 52)