(p. 580) nirantara ceaseless, continuous (নিরন্তর বৃষ্টি); having no space between, dense, thick (নিরন্তর বৃক্ষশ্রেণি). adv. without break, ceaselessly, continuously, always (নিরন্তর খেলা করা). নিরন্তর পরিবৃত্তি continuous variation. 14)

(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. 577) nimajjamāna in the state of being drowned, sinking; that which is being submerged, immersing; almost engrossed or absorbed or overwhelmed. see also মজ্জমান । fem. নিমজ্জমানা । 8)

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

(p. 580) niratyaẏa imperishable; deathless; everlasting; faultless. 13)

(p. 582) niruttara unanswering, unresponding, irresponsive; silent; unprotesting. 22)

(p. 593) nṛ (chiefly used as a pfx.) man or mankind. ̃কপাল n. a human skull. ̃কুলবিত্, ̃কুলবিদ n. an ethnologist. ̃কুলবিদ্যা n. ethnology. ̃তত্ত্ব, ̃বিদ্যা n. anthropology. ̃তাত্ত্বিক a. anthropological. n. an anthropologist. ̃মণি n. a king; a man of greatest or highest worth. ̃মুণ্ড n. a human head or skull. ̃মুণ্ডমালা n. a number of human heads strung into a garland or wreath. ̃মুণ্ডমালী a. wearing a garland of human heads. ̃মুণ্ডমালিনী a. fem. of ̃মুণ্ডমালী n. Goddess Kali (কালী). ̃লোক n. the earth, the world. 60)

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

(p. 555) nabhōnīla azure, skyblue. 28)

(p. 570) nikti a balance for minute and accurate weighing (as one used by jewellers). নিক্তির ওজন minute or subtle weighing. 14)

(p. 591) niṣkrānta gone or come out, emerged; gone away or left or quitted for ever. নিষ্ক্রান্ত হওয়া same as নিষ্ক্রমণ করা (see নিষ্ক্রম). 4)

(p. 585) nirdharma without a religion; irreligious, impious; sinful. 3)

(p. 585) nirbastra having no clothes; unclothed, unclad; naked, nude. 15)

(p. 568) nikara a collection, an assemblage, a multitude (নক্ষত্রনিকর). 22)

(p. 550) nacchāra abominable, hateful; wicked; nefarious; depraved; (in endearment or mild imprecations) naughty. n. such a person. 25)