(p. 583) nirgalana melting; exudation; filtration. 12)

(p. 590) niṣēbaṇa attending on or serving, attendance, service; worship. 10)

(p. 593) nuna salt; table-salt. নুন খাওয়া v. to take salt; (fig.) to be fed or benefited by another, to eat one's salt. নুন খাই যার গুণ গাই তার (fig.) I (should) blindly eulogize my benefactor. 51)

(p. 560) nākaca set-aside; cancelled; rejected; annulled, repealed. নাকচ করা v. to set aside; to cancel; to reject; to annul, to repeal, to rescind. 11)

(p. 574) nibaha a collection, a multitude ('স্নেচ্ছনিবহ'). 31)

(p. 549) nōjōẏāna a young hero; a young man; (collect.) youths of a country. 9)

(p. 574) -nibha denoting: similarity or likeness or equality (পদ্মনিভ, দুগ্ধফেননিভ). 50)

(p. 593) nīcāntḥkaraṇa, nīcāśaẏa small-minded, mean-minded. fem. নীচাশয়া । 12)

(p. 563) -nāmnī of নামা1 । 45)

(p. 572) niḍ়ānō to weed out. a. weeded. 5)

(p. 570) nikhāki (vul.) eating nothing or lacking appetite. n. fem. such a woman. 19)

(p. 549) na3 (ori. & obs.) new; (pop.) fourth in seniority (নকাকা, নবউ, নবাবু). 3)

(p. 581) nirātapa without sunshine or without sunlight; dark. 15)

(p. 580) nirakṣa, nirakṣa añcala (geog.) the equator, the equatorial region. নিরক্ষরেখা, নিরক্ষবৃত্ত n. the equator. 4)

(p. 583) nirjība lifeless, dead; inanimate (নির্জীব পদার্থ); devitalized, effete; spiritless, languid, inert; exhausted, fatigued; very feeble, faint; dull. ̃তা n. lifelessness; inanimation; lack of vitality or vigour; effeteness; languor, inertia, spiritlessness; exhaustion, fatigue; feebleness, faintness; dullness. 26)