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

(p. 572) nidēna2, nidēnapakṣē at least; perforce or still (নিদেন যদি যাবেই). 22)

(p. 555) naraka hell, inferno; pandemonium; (fig.) an abominable place, a hellish or infernal place; a mythological asura (অসুর). নরক গুলজার (lit. & fig.) the whole of pandemonium is here! নরক গুলজার করা v. to assemble in a group somewhere and make the place warm and noisy with wild talk and tattle. ˜কুন্ড n. a pit or well in hell (full of fire or abominable filth) into which sinners are put or thrown for punishment; a hell-pit; (fig.) a vicious or abominable or filthy or extremely disorderly place. ̃গামী a. condemned to hell, damned. ̃বাস, ̃ভোগ, ̃যন্ত্রণা n. condemnation to hell, damnation, perdition; (fig.) extreme suffering. ̃স্হ a. condemned to hell, damned. 62)

(p. 555) naẏanā (the poet.) the eye; a side-glance. 54)

(p. 570) nikhāda1 (mus.) the major sixth of the Cscale. 21)

(p. 580) nirabalamba, nirabalambana having no support or prop; helpless; destitute; having no shelter, homeless. 22)

(p. 570) nigada an utterance, a saying. নিগদিত a. uttered, spoken. 27)

(p. 590) niṣkāśa going or coming out, emergence; an exit; flowing out, outflow; a drain. 25)

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

(p. 581) nirāẏudha with no weapon, unarmed. 25)

(p. 581) nirākula very much perturbed or worried or anxious; unperturbed, unworried; calm. 11)

(p. 549) nakaśāla an armed revolutionary Marxist movement which originated in Naxalbari in Darjeeling district; a person who believes in such a movement or is a member of it. 16)

(p. 593) nihantā killing or slaying. n. a slayer, a killer. 5)

(p. 583) nirgramha (of string, cloth, mind etc.) having no knot; having no attachment or interest, disinterested, unattached. n. a Jaina or Buddhist friar. 17)

(p. 580) nirambu having no water, waterless. নিরম্বু উপবাস fasting in which drinking of even a drop of water is not permitted. 25)