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

(p. 593) nṛpa, nṛpati a king, a prince. নৃপবর, নৃপমণি, নৃপেন্দ্র n. a great king; the greatest king; a king of kings, an emperor. নৃপাসন n. a royal seat, a throne. নৃপোচিত a. befitting a king, kingly, princely, royal, regal. 62)

(p. 580) niraṃśu having no rays; lustreless; having no light; dark. 3)

(p. 563) nābika a sailor; a boatman; a navigator. ̃বিদ্যা n. (the art and science of) navigation. 29)

(p. 555) naẏanī the pupil of the eye, the apple of the eye. 56)

(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. 555) nardana (of bulls) bellow; (of cows) low, moo. 74)

(p. 560) nāka-kāṭā one who has one's nose cut off; (fig.) shameless, brazen-faced. নাককান-কাটা same as নাক-কাটা (fig.) 9)

(p. 580) nirabhra cloudless; (loos. of the sky) clear (নিরভ্র আকাশ). 24)

(p. 571) nija own (নিজ গৃহ). নিজ নিজ respective. নিজ গুণে adv. by virtue of one's own qualities or virtues. নিজ দোষে adv. by one's own fault. নিজ মূর্তি ধারন করা v. to assume one's real form or self. 13)

(p. 583) nirghōṣa a loud noise or report. 21)

(p. 593) nēpō the name of a sly rogue. যার ধন তার নয় নেপোয় মারে দই (fig.) the honest man drudges whilst the idle knave profits by the honest man's labour or toil. 84)

(p. 550) nacchāra abominable, hateful; wicked; nefarious; depraved; (in endearment or mild imprecations) naughty. n. such a person. 25)

(p. 580) niratiśaẏa very great, too much, excessive, extreme. adv. excessively, exceedingly, extremely, very much. 12)

(p. 550) nagarōpānta the outskirts or suburbs of a city or town. 20)