(p. 583) nirdala without any party; having no party; (in pol.) unaligned or independent. 36)

(p. 555) naẏanī the pupil of the eye, the apple of the eye. 56)

(p. 580) niraṃśu having no rays; lustreless; having no light; dark. 3)

(p. 563) nāśaka destructive; destroying; wasting; causing ruin; removing; killing, exterminating. নাশকতা n. destructiveness; sabotage. 77)

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

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

(p. 582) nirutsuka disinterested, callous; incurious; uninquisitive; (rare) extremely curious or inquisitive. 21)

(p. 550) nagna without clothes, unclad, nude, naked (নগ্নদেহ); uncovered, bare (নগ্নপদ, নগ্নশির); without spectacles, naked (নগ্নচক্ষু); without ornaments, bare (নগ্ন বাহু); clear, cloudless (নগ্ন আকাশ); unsheathed, naked (নগ্ন তরবারি = naked steel); obvious or unvarnished or plain or simple (নগ্ন সত্য). fem. নগ্না । নগ্ন সত্য naked truth, stark reality. ̃ক a. without clothes, naked, nude. n. one of a class of Buddhist friars moving naked or very insufficiently clothed. ̃তা n. nakedness, nudity; bareness; obviousness. নগ্নিকা a. fem. without clothes, naked, nude. n. fem. a girl whose menses have not yet started; an infant girl. নগ্নীকরণ n. act of making naked, denudation; uncovering. নগ্নীকৃত a. made naked, denuded; uncovered. নগ্নীভবন n. act of becoming naked, denudation; act of becoming uncovered. 23)

(p. 587) niśītha midnight; late night; (loos.) the night. নিশীথিনী n. fem. the night. ̃সূর্য n. the midnight sun. 55)

(p. 593) naisargika natural, physical (নৈসর্গিক শোভা). 112)

(p. 591) nistēja lacking vigour, weak, feckless; lacking lustre or brightness, dull, dim; weakened, down in the mouth. নিস্তেজ হওয়া v. to lose strength and vigour, to be weak. 41)

(p. 587) niśapiśa denoting: restlessness to do something; itching or irritation to do something. 47)

(p. 574) nipuṇa skilful, dextrous, adept, adroit, deft, clever (নিপুণ কাজ); skilled, expert, efficient (কর্মনিপুণ). fem. নিপুণা । ̃তা n. skilfulness, dexterity, adroitness, deftness; skill; expertness, efficiency. 23)

(p. 563) nāḍ়ābunē a cultivator; a rustic, a clodhopper; (fig.) a fool, a dunce. যত ছিল নাড়াবুনে, হল সব কেত্তুনে (fig.) clodhoppers have turned artists, fools have turned leaders. 3)

(p. 572) nidāli a handful of dust rendered soporific by occult charm. 19)