(p. 590) niṣkampa not trembling or vibrating; motionless, still. 13)

(p. 563) nāndī an invocation at the opening of a drama. ̃কর n. one who recites the invocation at the opening of a drama. ̃পাঠ n. recital of the invocation at the opening of a drama. ̃মুখ n. an obsequial rite performed at the start of a happy ceremony, such as marriage. 24)

(p. 568) ni2 (mus.) the major sixth of the Cscale, A. 17)

(p. 583) nirjhariṇī a river, a stream. 29)

(p. 574) nidhubana1 sexual union, copulation; sports; amusements. 4)

(p. 555) nabōpalīẏa neolithic. 24)

(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. 554) nandya worth rejoicing; deserving felicitation. 5)

(p. 559) naśbara perishable; mortal; transitory, transient; frail. নশ্বরতা n. perishability; mortality; transitoriness, transience; frailty. 4)

(p. 570) nikāri a Muslim community of fishermen or butchers. 4)

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

(p. 587) nirmatsara free from envy, unenvious. 18)

(p. 568) nāstānābuda utterly harried; harassed in the extreme; routed; utterly defeated; thoroughly upset; utterly embarrassed or discomfited; put to shame; put out of countenance. 11)

(p. 587) niśāna1 a flag, an ensign, a standard, a banner. 49)

(p. 591) niṣṭha (used as sfx.) wellplaced, well-established; fixed; having firm faith or trust (in) (ধর্মনিষ্ঠ); having deep attachment (to) or reverence (for) (কর্মনিষ্ঠ); greatly devoted or attentive (to) (একনিষ্ঠ); very devout. 6)