(p. 563) nāmōllēkha mention of a name. নামোল্লেখ করা v. to mention the name of. 44)

(p. 574) nināda a sound; a noise; a report (esp. a loud one); a roar. নিনাদ করা v. to roar. নিনাদিত a. sounded; (of flutes etc.) blown or played or beaten or rung; roared. 7)

(p. 590) niṣkāśita, niṣkāsita extracted; turned out, expelled; removed; banished; (of a sword etc.). drawn out or unsheathed. 27)

(p. 560) nākāla embarrassed, put out of countenance; put to shame; harassed; fatigued. n. embarrassment; harassment; fatigue; discomfiture; humiliation; adequate or sound punishment. নাকাল করা v. to embarrass, to put out of countenance; to harass; to fatigue; to put to shame; to discomfit; to punish adequately or soundly. নাকাল হওয়া v. to be embarrassed or discomfited, to be put out of countenance; to be humiliated. 15)

(p. 550) naḍ়ā2 to move; to shake, to stir; to shift, to remove; to get loose; to become otherwise, to deviate, to be altered. a. one who or that which has moved; shaken; shifted, removed; loosened; altered. 46)

(p. 555) nabanī, nabanīta cream (of milk). নবনীতুল্য a. soft and white like cream, creamlike. 2)

(p. 581) nirāmiṣa (of food or diet) excluding meat fish and eggs, vegetarian. ̃ভোজন n. vegetarianism. ̃ভোজী, নিরামিষাশী a. vegetarian. n. a vegetarian. 23)

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

(p. 560) nāiẏā a boatman; a sailor. 6)

(p. 555) narākāra, narākṛti human-shaped, manshaped. নরাকার পশু a beast in human shape or form; a beastly person, a brute. 64)

(p. 561) nājima (Mus.) a governor (নবাব নাজিম). 31)

(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. 591) niṣpāpa free from sin, sinless; virtuous, pure, holy. 19)

(p. 555) namaskāra a bow, an obeisance; a salute; genuflection. নমস্কার করা v. to bow, to make a bow or obeisance; to salute; to genuflect. নমস্কারি n. a present (usu. a cloth or money) given in obeisance to respectable relatives by a bride or a bridegroom at a Hindu wedding. 36)

(p. 555) narēndra, narēśa, narēśbara a king; the greatest or best amongst men. 70)