(p. 587) niṣāda2 (mus.) the major sixth of the Cscale.

(p. 593) naipuṇya skill; dexterity, adroitness; expertness; efficiency. 98)

(p. 591) nistaraṅga waveless, having no waves; still, calm. 36)

(p. 582) nirālōka without light, lightless; dark. n. lightlessness; darkness. 2)

(p. 587) nirbyāja guileless; candid, frank, openhearted. 7)

(p. 593) nīta2 conducted, led; conveyed, carried, born; received, accepted. 17)

(p. 585) nirbāka speechless; silent, dumbfounded. নির্বাক করা v. to render speechless; to silence; to dumbfound. 17)

(p. 568) nikānō to rub with a swab or mop drenched in a solution of cow-dung (মেটে ঘর নিকানো); to swab or mop (এঁটো জায়গা নিকানো). a. swabbed with a solution of cow-dung; swabbed, mopped.

(p. 577) nimēṣa of নিমিষ । ̃হারা, ̃হীন a. (of eyes or glance) unwinking, winkless; fixed, steadfast. 18)

(p. 563) nādā3 a large earthen trough or vat. 14)

(p. 580) nirartha meaningless, nonsense; useless, futile, vain ('নিরর্থ হাহাকারে'). নিরর্থক a. meaningless, nonsense; unreasonable, unnecessary; purposeless; useless, futile, vain. adv. in vain; meaninglessly; unreasonably, unwarrantedly; unnecessarily; without purpose.

(p. 555) nabāba (Mus.) a feudal prince or viceroy, a nawab; (sarcas.) a haughty, easeloving and luxurious man. ̃জাদা n. a nawab's son. fem. ̃জাদি a nawab's daughter. ̃নাজিম n. a provincial governor and judge. ̃পুত্র, (coll. corrup.) ̃পুত্তুর n. a nawab's son; (sarcas.) a haughty, ease-loving and luxurious man. fem. ̃পুত্রী a nawab's daughter. নবাবি n. the office or state of a nawab; position or charge of a nawab; haughty ease-loving and luxurious or extravagant style of living. a. of or concerning a nawab. 7)

(p. 587) niścala stationary; fixed; motionless; immobile, immovable. ̃তা n. stationariness; fixity; motionlessness; immobility. 58)

(p. 593) naiṣṭhika greatly devoted or attentive (to); devout; orthodox; of devotion or devoutness. 111)

(p. 593) naiẏāẏika a logician; a dialectician; a sophist, a debater. 103)