(p. 582) nirudyama unenterprising, effortless; callous; lethargic; slothful; lackadaisical. 30)

(p. 555) nabiśi novicehood, noviceship, noviciate, novitiate. 11)

(p. 582) nirāhāra fasting; starvation. a. fasting; starving. নিরাহারে adv. (going) without food, fasting, starving. 7)

(p. 583) nirdhana having no wealth; not rich; poor; indigent. ̃তা n. poverty; indigence; lack of wealth. নির্ধনীকৃত a. made a pauper, impoverished. 43)

(p. 591) nistala bottomless, fathomless; roundish; round; globular. 38)

(p. 550) nagarōpānta the outskirts or suburbs of a city or town. 20)

(p. 593) nīlākāśa the blue sky. 35)

(p. 593) nōṃrā dirty, filthy, foul; despicable, hateful, abominable; impure, unclean, unholy; base, mean, vile (নোংরা মন, নোংরা মতলব); indecent or obscene (নোংরা ভাষা, নোংরা গল্প). n. dirt, filth, refuse. ̃মি, ̃মো n. dirtiness, filthiness, foulness; baseness, meanness, vileness; indecency or obscenity; indulgence in dirtiness or meanness or vileness or indecency or obscenity. 113)

(p. 581) nirākula very much perturbed or worried or anxious; unperturbed, unworried; calm. 11)

(p. 550) nagaṇya negligible, insignificant; worthless, of no importance. নগণ্য মানুষ an insignificant man, a man of straw. 14)

(p. 563) nārāṅgi the orange. 59)

(p. 572) nidēna2, nidēnapakṣē at least; perforce or still (নিদেন যদি যাবেই). 22)

(p. 570) nikhila entire, whole (নিখিল সৃষ্টি). n. the whole universe (নিখিলনাথ). 23)

(p. 593) naiẏamika conforming to or concerning (prescribed) rules; regular (opp. to secular). 102)

(p. 555) nabāgata newly arrived. 5)