(p. 549) nakiba one who is employed to announce the glory of one's prince and the advent of a person to the prince's court, (cp.) an usher. 19)

(p. 587) niryātaka oppressor, tormentor. 34)

(p. 549) ni tālima neo-education, neo-literacy; a novel method of education, generally applied to Gandhi's Basic Education scheme. 6)

(p. 550) nandi2, nandikēśbara the chief attendant of Shiva (শিব). 68)

(p. 555) nabiśa2 a probationer, a novice. 10)

(p. 570) nikumbhilā (myth.) a sacrificial rite performed by Indrajit (ইন্দ্রজিত্) to win a victory over his enemy. 9)

(p. 593) nīcāntḥkaraṇa, nīcāśaẏa small-minded, mean-minded. fem. নীচাশয়া । 12)

(p. 574) nindita animadverted, reprehended, reproached, blamed, condemned, slandered, calumniated, discredited, disgraced; looked down upon, hated, despicable. in comp. (used as a sfx.) putting to shame, excelling (বীণানিন্দিত). fem. নিন্দিতা । 10)

(p. 586) nirbīrya lacking strength or valour; feeble or timid; impotent.

(p. 587) niścihna without a sign; effaced; obliterated; erased; eradicated. ̃করণ n. effacing, effacement; obliterating; eradicating. নিশ্চিহ্ন করা v. to efface; to obliterate; to eradicate. 62)

(p. 593) nēẏāpāti having very thinly grown kernel (নেয়াপাতি ডাব = a green coconut with thin soft jelly-like kernel); (of a pot-belly) soft and mediumsize. 86)

(p. 583) nirghṛṇa having no aversion or feeling of disgust towards filthy things; shameless, impudent, brazen-faced. 20)

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

(p. 572) nithara still, calm, tranquil, motionless. 14)

(p. 583) nirdbidha unhesitant, unwavering; without hesitation; certain; sure. 42)