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

(p. 572) niṭa remaining after necessary deductions, net (নিট লাভ). 3)

(p. 587) niśā the night; (Rig Veda) dark daughter of the Day. ̃কর n. the moon. ̃গম n. nightfall. ̃চর a. active by night, nightfaring. n. an anthropophagite, a rakshasa; any of the nightfaring creatures such as the owl; a burglar. fem. নিশাচরী । ̃জল n. dew; frost. ̃ত্যয় same as নিশান্ত । ̃নাথ n. the moon. নিশান্ত n. the close of night; daybreak. ̃পতি n. the moon. নিশাবসান same as নিশান্ত । ̃র্ধ n. midnight; dead of night. ̃সমাগম n. nightfall. 48)

(p. 593) nuḍ়i a pebble; a stone-chip. 50)

(p. 555) nabōpalīẏa neolithic. 24)

(p. 555) nabōdbhāsita newly devised or contrived or designed. 23)

(p. 574) nināda a sound; a noise; a report (esp. a loud one); a roar. নিনাদ করা v. to roar. নিনাদিত a. sounded; (of flutes etc.) blown or played or beaten or rung; roared. 7)

(p. 563) nāśa destruction, annihilation; extinction; spoiling (কর্মনাশ); loss or waste (অর্থনাশ); ruin (স্বাস্হ্যনাশ); removal (দুঃখনাশ); act of killing, extermination (কীটনাশ); death. নাশ করা v. to destory, to annihilate; to spoil; to waste; to ruin; to remove; to kill, to exterminate. নাশ পাওয়া, নাশ হওয়া v. to be destroyed, to perish; to become extinct; to be spoiled or lost or wasted or ruined or removed or killed or exterminated; to die. 76)

(p. 555) nabya new, novel; recent; modern; young. ̃বঙ্গ n. (hist.) Young Bengal. ̃ভারত n. new or modern India. 25)

(p. 590) niṣkarṣa extract, essence, substance; gist. 17)

(p. 593) nulō with mutilated hands, of one whose forearm has been cut off or amputated. n. the paw of a cat etc.; (sarcas.) the hand of man. 57)

(p. 590) niṣkara rent-free, freehold; tax-free. নিষ্কর সম্পত্তি n. a freehold. 14)

(p. 585) nirbāka speechless; silent, dumbfounded. নির্বাক করা v. to render speechless; to silence; to dumbfound. 17)

(p. 555) nalacālā an artful trick of setting a rod on move (feigned to be done by occult incantation) to detect a thief. নল চালা v. to set a rod on move to detect a thief by means of occult incantation. 81)

(p. 555) namaśūdra a Hindu community placed low in the social order. 34)