(p. 561) nāṅgā naked, nude; uncovered, bare. 21)

(p. 563) -nāmnī of নামা1 । 45)

(p. 555) nali a small tube or pipe or cylinder (সুতোর নলি); a tubular bone (হাতের নলি); a tubular talon or claw. 86)

(p. 554) nandibhṛṅgi Nandi (নন্দি) and Bhringi (ভৃঙ্গি), the two chief attendants of Shiva (শিব); (sarcas.) mischievous flatterers, undesirable lieutenants or associates. 2)

(p. 585) nirbātaka that which makes or renders airless. নির্বাতক পাম্প an exhaust pump. 23)

(p. 591) niṣpādya that which is to be or can be accomplished or executed or performed. 18)

(p. 550) natōnnata undulating. 55)

(p. 560) nāi5 not (যাই নাই, আসে নাই). 4)

(p. 585) nirbāndhaba without a friend; without an acquaintance; (of a place) lonely, desolate (নির্বান্ধব পুরী). 25)

(p. 550) nakhī2 an aromatic substance that gives out a sweet smell when fried. 12)

(p. 587) niśidina, niśidiśi day and night; always, constantly. 52)

(p. 563) nārada a mythological sage given to setting gods by the ears. নারদ নারদ int. let them or may they engage in a quarrel with one another. নারদীয় a. of Narada (নারদ) the sage. 56)

(p. 550) nani, nanī cream (of milk). ননির পুতুল (lit.) a puppet made of cream; (fig. & usu. sarcas.) one who is physically too delicate to stand any toil. ˜চোর, ̃চোরা n. one who steals (and eats) cream; an appellation of (infant) Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). 63)

(p. 577) nimba, nimbaka the margosa (tree or seed). 23)

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