(p. 549) nakaśāla an armed revolutionary Marxist movement which originated in Naxalbari in Darjeeling district; a person who believes in such a movement or is a member of it. 16)

(p. 583) nirdbidha unhesitant, unwavering; without hesitation; certain; sure. 42)

(p. 550) naṭē a kind of pot-herb or spinach having different species. 41)

(p. 587) nirbyāja guileless; candid, frank, openhearted. 7)

(p. 577) nimnāṅṅga the lower part or limbs. 21)

(p. 570) nigaraṇa swallowing or gulping down; eating up. 30)

(p. 580) nirakṣara illiterate. নিরক্ষরতা n. illiteracy. নিরক্ষরতা দূরীকরণ eradication of illiteracy. 5)

(p. 555) namaskāra a bow, an obeisance; a salute; genuflection. নমস্কার করা v. to bow, to make a bow or obeisance; to salute; to genuflect. নমস্কারি n. a present (usu. a cloth or money) given in obeisance to respectable relatives by a bride or a bridegroom at a Hindu wedding. 36)

(p. 593) naiśa nightly, nocturnal. ̃প্রহরী n. a night guard, a night watchman. নৈশ বিদ্যালয় night school. ̃ভোজ n. dinner. 108)

(p. 555) naẏanā (the poet.) the eye; a side-glance. 54)

(p. 563) nā-mañjura not sanctioned or allowed or accepted, turned down, rejected. নামঞ্জুর করা v. to disallow, to turn down, to reject. 33)

(p. 593) nētā1 a leader; a director, a guide; a commander; a headman, a chief; a pioneer. 76)

(p. 555) namita bent or bowed down in obeisance; bent, arched; subdued. fem. নমিতা । 42)

(p. 586) nirbiṇṇa aggrieved; regretful, repentant; penitent; mortified; sorry. 10)

(p. 561) nājima (Mus.) a governor (নবাব নাজিম). 31)