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

(p. 577) niyōktā an employer. 26)

(p. 563) nārbha a nerve. 64)

(p. 568) nāstā a light repast taken in the morning, a morning tiffin or meal; breakfast. 10)

(p. 593) naipuṇya skill; dexterity, adroitness; expertness; efficiency. 98)

(p. 555) nalacālā an artful trick of setting a rod on move (feigned to be done by occult incantation) to detect a thief. নল চালা v. to set a rod on move to detect a thief by means of occult incantation. 81)

(p. 563) nāpāka unholy, profane. 26)

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

(p. 593) nūtana new; novel; young; at the first blush or onset (নূতন যৌবন); modern, recent; newly grown or born (নূতন ফল, নূতন শাবক); fresh; strange, unknown (নূতন জগত্, নূতন লোক); changed (এখন সে নূতন লোক); নূতন করে adv. anew; over again; afresh. ̃ত্ব n. newness; novelty; modernity, recency; freshness. 58)

(p. 577) nimakhuna almost murdered, half-murdered; (in law) assailed with such a grievous hurt as has or might have amounted to murder. n. culpable homicide not amounting to murder. 6)

(p. 582) niruccāra speechless, silent; mute; mum. 19)

(p. 586) nirbighna free from dangers; undisturbed; unimpeded; safe; peaceful. নির্বিঘ্নে adv. without danger; undisturbedly; unimpeded; safely; peacefully (নির্বিঘ্নে সমাপ্ত). 8)

(p. 555) namaśūdra a Hindu community placed low in the social order. 34)

(p. 587) nirmōcana act of removing or taking off or putting off completely; thorough peeling; moulting. 32)

(p. 590) niṣkarṣaṇa removal; elimination; extraction. 18)