(p. 560) nākānicubāni, nākānicōbāni continuous ducking in water as made by a drowning person; (fig.) continuous harassment or distress or embarrassment. নাকানিচোবানি খওয়া v. to have to duck in water continuously (as by a drowning person); (fig.) to be harassed or distressed or embarrassed continuously. 13)

(p. 561) nācāra having no means; helpless; resourceless. 26)

(p. 561) nācānō to cause to dance; to cause to caper; to cause to leap in joy; to move or excite. 25)

(p. 561) nāci a rivet. ̃নাচি করা v. to rivet. 27)

(p. 590) niṣēka sprinkling or showering; exudation; (bot.) fertilization. পরনিষেক n. cross-fertilization. স্বনিষেক n. self-fertilization. 8)

(p. 587) nirmātā making; forming; constructing; building; manufacturing; creating; composing; organizing; setting up, establishing. n. a maker; a constructor, a builder, an architect; a manufacturer; a creator; a composer; an organizer; a founder. 24)

(p. 563) nānakapanhī a Sikh; a Nanakite. 21)

(p. 583) nirghanṭa a table of contents, an index; a programme, a bill of fare. 18)

(p. 593) nyālākhyāpā having a screw loose, cranky, touched in the head. 139)

(p. 574) nibēdaka one who narrates and states or represents or submits or informs or petitions humbly or politely; one who dedicates or offers devotedly. 44)

(p. 550) naṭarāja the best dancer; Shiva (শিব) esp. in a dancing state. 39)

(p. 572) nidāna the root cause (দুঃখের নিদান); the final cause (সৃষ্টির নিদান); determination of the cause or symptoms of a disease; (med.) aetiology. a. final, last, ultimate; dying. ̃কাল n. the time of death, the dying moments, the last moments. ̃বিদ্যা n. (med.) aetiology; diagnostics; (rare.) the philosophy of causation. ̃শালা n. (med.) a clinic. ̃শাস্ত্র same as নিদানবিদ্যা । নিদানিক a. (med.) aetiological or clinical (নিদানিক ভেষজ). 17)

(p. 582) nirālōka without light, lightless; dark. n. lightlessness; darkness. 2)

(p. 561) nāciẏē given to or skilled in dancing. n. a dancer. 28)

(p. 563) nārakīẏa worthy only of hell, hellish, infernal; diabolical. 53)