(p. 593) nairākāra (pop.) shapeless, formless; (pop.) messed up, disordered, scattered in a disorderly manner, all over the shop. 104)

(p. 574) nibaha a collection, a multitude ('স্নেচ্ছনিবহ'). 31)

(p. 593) naikaṭya imminence; proximity; nearness; neighbourhood; closeness; intimacy. 92)

(p. 550) nagarādhyakṣa the governor or mayor or sheriff of a city or town; a city magistrate. 18)

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

(p. 593) nura (Mus.) light (নুরজাহান); chin tuft or goatee (chiefly of a Musalman). ̃জাহান n. the light of the world. ̃নবি n. the prophet of the light that is Islam; an appellation of Mohammad the Prophet. 54)

(p. 563) nāśaka destructive; destroying; wasting; causing ruin; removing; killing, exterminating. নাশকতা n. destructiveness; sabotage. 77)

(p. 587) nirmali a kind of fruit that cleanses water. 21)

(p. 593) nōnā2 saline, salty. নোনা জল saline water, salt-water; sea-water. নোনা মাছ, নোনা জলের মাছ salt-water fish. 121)

(p. 555) nabībhāba renewed or renovated state; mended or repaired state. 16)

(p. 590) niṣkanṭaka free from thorns, thornless; free from troubles or dangers or enemies; safe; unhindered; unhampered; peaceful. নিষ্কন্টকে adv. without impediment or obstacle or trouble or danger or opposition; safely; peacefully, freely. 12)

(p. 550) naṭa1 one of a race of mixed blood. নটী fem. a female member of this race; a prostitute, a whore. 30)

(p. 574) nidhubana2 a garden in Brindaban which was the meeting-place or trysting-place of Radha (রাধা) and Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). 5)

(p. 593) naukatā karā to observe social formality esp. by giving a present or gift. 127)

(p. 591) nistabdha completely motionless or silent or still. ̃তা n. complete motionlessness or silence or stillness. 35)