(p. 593) nōlaka a nose-ring set with a pendent, a nose-drop. 123)

(p. 593) nīlāmbu, nīlāmbudhi an ocean or sea; blue water, high sea. 41)

(p. 591) niṣprabha lacking brightness or lustre, lustreless, lacklustre; dim; dull; feckless. নিষ্প্রভতা n. lack of brightness or lustre; dimness; dullness; fecklessness. 24)

(p. 585) nirbādha unobstructed, unhindered, unrestricted; unopposed; free. নির্বাধে adv. unobstructedly, without hindrance; unopposedly; freely. 24)

(p. 555) naẏanānanda the delight of the eye; one who or that which delights the eye. a. delightful to the eye. 55)

(p. 561) nāgarā a kind of loose and usually gaudy shoe or slipper. 9)

(p. 570) nikhilabhubana, nikhilabiśba the whole universe, the whole world. 24)

(p. 593) nēpathya the green-room or dressingroom of a theatre; a place or position behind the stage or screen not visible from the auditorium; costumes and articles used for the make-up of actors and actresses. ̃বিধান n. dressing and make-up of actors and actresses. নেপথ্যে adv. from a place behind the stage or screen and invisible from the auditorium. (fig.) away from the knowledge of the public, secretly. 82)

(p. 568) nāśita destroyed, perished; wasted; ruined; removed; killed, exterminated. 3)

(p. 574) nipatana act of falling down, fall; downfall. 14)

(p. 593) nyakkāra vomiting, retching; nausea; disgust; abhorrence. ̃জনক a. nauseating; disgusting; loathsome, abhorrent, abominable. 129)

(p. 571) nicōla a cover made of cloth; a scarf, a wrapper; a modesty-vest; a skirt; an armour. 10)

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

(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. 570) nikṛta scolded; defeated; humiliated or insulted; oppressed. 10)