নাচা : (p. 561) nācā to dance; to caper (ছাগল নাচে); (of eyes) to blink or twinkle; to leap in joy ('হৃদয় আমার নাচে রে'); to be moved or excited (পরের কথায় নাচা). নাচ নাচা to dance a dance; (arch.) to tread a measure. নাচতে এসে ঘোমটা (fig.) hypocritical or sham bashfulness, a harlot veils her face when she takes in customers. নাচতে না জানলে উঠোনের দোষ a bad workman quarrels with his tools. 23)

(p. 550) nakra the crocodile; the alligator. fem. নক্রা । ̃রাজ n. the shark. 5)

(p. 574) nipaṭa2 lewd, licentious, dissolute ('নিপট কপট তুয়া শ্যাম'). নিপট লম্পট libertine to the backbone. 13)

(p. 593) naikaṣya tested on a streak-plate; pure blooded (নৈকষ্য কুলীন), (of beasts) pedigreed; pure, genuine. 94)

(p. 555) nartaka engaged in or taken to or given to dancing; dancing. n. a dancer; a professional dancer. নর্তকী a. fem. of নর্তক । n. fem. a dancer, a dancinggirl, a ballerina. 72)

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

(p. 580) nirakṣa, nirakṣa añcala (geog.) the equator, the equatorial region. নিরক্ষরেখা, নিরক্ষবৃত্ত n. the equator. 4)

(p. 560) nāi4 indulgence, pampering. কুকুর নাই পেলে মাথায় চড়ে (lit.) fondle a mongrel and it will jump up on your head, (fig.) a saucy scamp scandalizes his patron. 3)

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

(p. 593) naimiṣāraṇya (myth.) a famous forest of ancient India converted into an extensive hermitage which was a great seat of learning and spiritual meditation. 101)

(p. 587) niryātaka oppressor, tormentor. 34)

(p. 583) nirdbidha unhesitant, unwavering; without hesitation; certain; sure. 42)

(p. 593) nisbana sound, noise; (of wind instruments etc.) note; voice. 2)

(p. 574) nipīḍ়na oppression, persecution; harrying, affliction; repression; act of causing severe suffering, torture; pressing; quelling. নিপীড়ন করা v. to oppress, to persecute, to tyrannize over, to harry, to afflict; to repress; to press; to quell. 20)

(p. 563) nāḍ়u a sweet drop, a ball of sweetmeat usu. made of coconut, sugar or molasses etc. 5)

(p. 593) nēkaḍ়ē the wolf. 69)