(p. 561) nāgarāli gallantry, philandering; lewdness. 10)

(p. 574) nibhṛta secret, private (নিভৃত আলাপ); lonely, solitary (নিভৃত স্হান). ̃কক্ষ n. a private room; a closet. ̃চিন্তা n. meditations in solitude. ̃স্হান n. a lonely or solitary place, a lonely retreat, solitude. নিভৃতে adv. secretly, privately; in a solitary place; in solitude.

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

(p. 560) nāki spoken through the nose, nasal (নাকি সুর). নাকি কান্না, নাকে কান্না n. whimper; (sarcas.) crocodile tears. 17)

(p. 593) nihārā (poet.) to see, to look at, to watch, to notice, to espy. 8)

(p. 563) nāliśa a complaint; a lawsuit, a legal action; an appeal or prayer for redress. নালিশ করা v. to complain; to bring or file a lawsuit; to sue or prosecute. নালিশি a. concerning a complaint or lawsuit; in suit (নালিশি সম্পত্তি = a property in suit). 75)

(p. 555) na yayau na tashau motionless; unable to move; unable to go this way or that. 46)

(p. 550) najira a precedent, an example; a caselaw. নজির দেখানো v. to cite a case-law or a precedent. নজির রাখা v. to set an example. নজির হওয়া v. to be a precedent (of). ̃স্বরুপ a. exemplary; precedental. ̃হীন, ̃বিহীন a. without a precedent; unexampled. 28)

(p. 583) nirjhariṇī a river, a stream. 29)

(p. 550) nadhara succulent, juicy, delicious; lovely; plum, rolypoly; buxom; well-shaped, shapely, well-proportioned; fresh. 62)

(p. 577) niẏati predestination; destiny, fate, luck; an inevitable occurrence. ̃নির্দিষ্ট a. ordained by fate, decreed by Providence, predestined. নিয়তিঃ কেন বাধ্যতে who can oppose or check or restrain destiny. 32)

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

(p. 570) nikāẏa a collection; a brotherhood; an aim or goal; an abode; God. 2)

(p. 591) niṣprabha lacking brightness or lustre, lustreless, lacklustre; dim; dull; feckless. নিষ্প্রভতা n. lack of brightness or lustre; dimness; dullness; fecklessness. 24)

(p. 593) nētā1 a leader; a director, a guide; a commander; a headman, a chief; a pioneer. 76)