(p. 563) nārbha a nerve. 64)

(p. 593) nēōṭā, nyāōṭā (of a child etc.) extremely fond of or attached to or brought under perfect control by means of affectionate treatment. 67)

(p. 555) nabiśi novicehood, noviceship, noviciate, novitiate. 11)

(p. 587) nirbaira having no enemy. 5)

(p. 577) niẏantā one who regulates or controls or directs or governs or determines or destines (ভাগ্যনিয়ন্তা). 33)

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

(p. 574) nidhēẏa worthy of being deposited or placed. 6)

(p. 554) nabati ninety. ̃তম a. ninetieth. fem. ̃তমী ।

(p. 593) naibaca not such, not so, unlike this. নৈবচ, নৈবচ, নৈব নৈবচ will never be; never; it will never be so (ভিক্ষা চাওয়া নৈবচ নৈবচ). 99)

(p. 563) nāmānō to cause to get down, to bring down; to cause to set in (বৃষ্টি নামানো); to bring or lay down upon the ground (মাথার বস্তা নামানো); to unload (গাড়ি থেকে মাল নামানো); to cause to appear in (আসরে নামানো); to cause to come out in (পথে নামানো); to cause to flow out or stream or ooze (চোখের জল নামানো); to degrade or demote; to deprave; to cause to go down or fall, to decrease, to abate; to cause to quote a lower price or easier terms; to cause to have loose motions or diarrhoea; to purge or evacuate strongly (এ ওষুধে পেট নামাবে); to have loose motions or diarrhoea (রোগীর পেট নামাচ্ছে). 39)

(p. 550) nati act or state of stooping or bowing or bending down; genuflection; act or state of being directed downwards; depression; (esp. in geom.) inclination; (mech.) slope; (astr.) the dip of the horizon; humbleness, meekness; humbling, yielding, submission. নতি স্বীকার করা v. to bow down, to yield, to submit. 51)

(p. 555) namunā a sample; a specimen; a model; a pattern; an example. 43)

(p. 581) nirāpada free from danger or mishap, safe, secure. নিরাপদে adv. safely, securely. নিরাপত্সু (inc. but pop.) নিরাপদেষু to one who is safe from dangers (a mode of address in letters). 19)

(p. 555) nabōpalīẏa neolithic. 24)

(p. 582) nirālōka without light, lightless; dark. n. lightlessness; darkness. 2)