(p. 555) namā (poet.) to bow, to make obeisance, to genuflect, to salute. 39)

(p. 583) nirjara unageing, not subject to old age or decay. n. an immortal, a god. 23)

(p. 582) nirālōka without light, lightless; dark. n. lightlessness; darkness. 2)

(p. 590) niṣkōṣita (of a sword etc.) drawn out, unsheathed. নিষ্কোষিত করা v. to draw out, to unsheathe.

(p. 563) nāti2 a grandson. fem. নাতনি, নাতিনি a grand-daughter. নাতজামাই n. the husband of a grand-daughter. ̃পুতি n. children of one's sons and daughters collectively, grandchildren. নাতবউ n. the wife of one's grandson. 7)

(p. 593) naukatā (dial.) social formality, a present or gift given for the sake of formality. 126)

(p. 593) nūpura an anklet set with small bells (used by dancers or as an ornament by women). ̃নিক্কণ n. the jingle of bells in an anklet. 59)

(p. 583) nirghōṣa a loud noise or report. 21)

(p. 577) niyōjya fit to be employed or engaged or appointed or applied. 27)

(p. 593) nyagrōdha the banian tree. 130)

(p. 555) namaskāra a bow, an obeisance; a salute; genuflection. নমস্কার করা v. to bow, to make a bow or obeisance; to salute; to genuflect. নমস্কারি n. a present (usu. a cloth or money) given in obeisance to respectable relatives by a bride or a bridegroom at a Hindu wedding. 36)

(p. 563) nārāja unwilling, disagreeing; displeased; discontented. 61)

(p. 560) nākāla embarrassed, put out of countenance; put to shame; harassed; fatigued. n. embarrassment; harassment; fatigue; discomfiture; humiliation; adequate or sound punishment. নাকাল করা v. to embarrass, to put out of countenance; to harass; to fatigue; to put to shame; to discomfit; to punish adequately or soundly. নাকাল হওয়া v. to be embarrassed or discomfited, to be put out of countenance; to be humiliated. 15)

(p. 587) nirbyūḍh় proved; conclusive; positive; absolute (নির্ব্যূঢ় অধিকার). 8)

(p. 593) nēẏāra, nēẏāḍ় a sort of broad tape used to suspend a mosquito-curtain or to strengthen its upper rim or to deck a cot. 88)