(p. 585) nirbāpana extnguishment, putting out; extinction; allaying, mitigation (শোকনির্বাপণ). নির্বাপণ করা v. to extinguish, to put out; to allay, to mitigate.

(p. 574) nidhubana2 a garden in Brindaban which was the meeting-place or trysting-place of Radha (রাধা) and Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). 5)

(p. 555) naẏa3 pop. form of নহে (see নহা). n. not-being, no, impossibility (নয়কে হয় করা). con. or, nor, else, otherwise. নয়কো v. is not, are not. নয়তো con. or, else, otherwise. int. meaning: certainly not, of course not (আমি নয়তো). 49)

(p. 550) nakhāghāta an instance or act of nailing or clawing. নখাঘাত করা v. to nail or claw. 9)

(p. 591) niṣpādita accomplished, executed, performed. নিষ্পাদিত করা same as নিষ্পাদন করা (see নিষ্পাদন). 17)

(p. 561) nāga the snake, the serpent; the elephant (দিঙ্নাগ). অষ্টনাগ n. (myth.) the eight chief snakes collectively. ̃কেশর n. a kind of flower or its plant. ̃দন্ত n. a tusk of an elephant; ivory. ̃পঞ্চমী n. the fifth lunar day of the dark fortnight of the month of Shravan (শ্রাবণ) when Goddess Manasa (মনসা) is worshipped. ̃পাশ n. an ancient missile said to be capable of producing snakes that bound the victim (as with a noose). ̃ফণী n. cactus. ̃মাতা n. (myth.) Kadru (কদ্রু) the first mother of snakes. ̃রাজ n. the king of snakes; Vasuki (বাসুকী) or Ananta (অনন্ত). ̃লোক n. the region inhabited by the snakes; Hades or the nether world. 5)

(p. 591) nistala bottomless, fathomless; roundish; round; globular. 38)

(p. 580) nirakhā (poet.) to see, to look at, to observe, to notice. 7)

(p. 593) naimiṣāraṇya (myth.) a famous forest of ancient India converted into an extensive hermitage which was a great seat of learning and spiritual meditation. 101)

(p. 570) nigaḍ় an iron chain; a shackle for the feet, fetters. ̃বদ্ধ a. enchained, chained; fettered. 26)

(p. 555) naẏana1 act of taking or carrying or leading or conveying away. 50)

(p. 563) nārāṅgā the orange; erysipelas. 58)

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

(p. 593) nībāra paddy grown from airborne seeds that have fallen on an unploughed field. 20)

(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)