(p. 580) nirañjana stainless, clean, pure, immaculate. n. God; Shiva (শিব); Dharma (ধর্ম), a popular deity of Bengal; the ceremonial immersion of an idol. 10)

(p. 561) nāgarī2 a flirt, a coquette; a concubine; a lewd woman. a. fem. living in a town or city. 14)

(p. 550) nani, nanī cream (of milk). ননির পুতুল (lit.) a puppet made of cream; (fig. & usu. sarcas.) one who is physically too delicate to stand any toil. ˜চোর, ̃চোরা n. one who steals (and eats) cream; an appellation of (infant) Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). 63)

(p. 563) -nāmā2 (used as a sfx.) a letter; a deed (চুক্তিনামা); a written authorization (ওকালতনামা); a narrative, a chronicle, a history (শাহ্নামা). 36)

(p. 561) nāṭā dwarfish, small in height, short. 37)

(p. 587) nirlōbha free from greed, not greedy or avaricious. 40)

(p. 593) nīlāñjanā blue-vitriol, antimony. 36)

(p. 590) niṣkāśa going or coming out, emergence; an exit; flowing out, outflow; a drain. 25)

(p. 555) nali a small tube or pipe or cylinder (সুতোর নলি); a tubular bone (হাতের নলি); a tubular talon or claw. 86)

(p. 580) nirakhā (poet.) to see, to look at, to observe, to notice. 7)

(p. 583) nirupāẏa having no means or expedients; resourceless, destitute; helpless. 2)

(p. 574) nibaddha bound, tied, fastened; attached, affixed, adhering to; worn, put on; placed or deposited or thrust into; planted; put in, inserted, entered (লিপিনিবদ্ধ); fixed, settled, (of a gaze) firm and unchanging (নিবদ্ধদৃষ্টি); strung or arrayed (মাল্যনিবদ্ধ); registered. নিবদ্ধীকরণ n. fixation; planting; registration. 25)

(p. 591) niṣprāṇa lifeless, dead; inanimate; heartless; lacking vivacity; dull. ̃তা n. lifelessness; inanimateness, inanimation; heartlessness; lack of vivacity; dullness. 26)

(p. 560) nāi-ān̐kaḍ়ā dogged, obstinate, tenacious, persistent. 5)

(p. 590) niṣiddha forbidden (নিষিদ্ধ ফল). prohibited (নিষিদ্ধ কর্ম); banned, proscribed (নিষিদ্ধ বই); outlawed or interdicted (নিষিদ্ধ ব্যক্তি); out of bounds (নিষিদ্ধ এলাকা); unlawful. নিষিদ্ধ করা v. to forbid, to prohibit; to ban, to proscribe; to outlaw or indict; to place (a locality, shop etc.) out of bounds. 5)