(p. 574) nibēśī domiciled; a domiciled person. 49)

(p. 593) nīrakta bloodless; pale; anaemic. 24)

(p. 587) nilaẏa an abode, a residence, a dwelling-house, a home; a receptacle; a store; (anat.) a ventricle; (rare) complete annihilation. 43)

(p. 587) nilīẏamāna in the state of sinking (in) or being fused (with) or being lost (in) or disappearing or vanishing. 46)

(p. 580) nirata engaged, employed; attached, devoted; engrossed, absorbed. fem. নিরতা 11)

(p. 555) nabōḍh়ā newly or recently married, newly-wed. 18)

(p. 593) nṛsiṃha, nṛsiṃhābatāra (myth.) the fourth incarnation of Vishnu (বিষ্ণু) in the form of a being whose upper half of the body was shaped like a man whilst the lower half was shaped like a lion, Man-lion. 64)

(p. 593) nīrajā2 free from dirt; (of flowers etc.) having no pollen; (of girls) one whose menstruation has not yet begun to function. 27)

(p. 574) nibiṣṭa deeply engaged, engrossed, absorbed, concentrated; arrayed, placed in an orderly manner; entered. fem. নিবিষ্টা । নিবিষ্ট করা v. to engage deeply, to engross, to absorb, to concentrate; to array, to place in an orderly manner; to enter. ̃চিত্ত a. having one's mind deeply engaged or engrossed or absorbed or concentrated, intently attentive. ̃চিত্তে adv. with close or undivided or rapt attention. ̃তা n. engrossment, absorbedness, concentration. 40)

(p. 585) nirbaṃśa having lost all one's descendants; having no descendant, having none to succeed or to continue the line. নির্বংশে a. & n. (coll.) one whose descendants have all perished; one who has no descendant. 8)

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

(p. 563) nārbhatantra the nervous system. 65)

(p. 590) niṣkāśita, niṣkāsita extracted; turned out, expelled; removed; banished; (of a sword etc.). drawn out or unsheathed. 27)

(p. 561) nāgāḍ় continuous, incessant, ceaseless (নাগাড় তিনমাস). নাগাড়ে adv. continuously, incessantly, ceaselessly. একনাগাড়ে adv. without break, at a stretch. 16)

(p. 555) narēndra, narēśa, narēśbara a king; the greatest or best amongst men. 70)