(p. 590) niṣka gold; a gold coin current in ancient India; a gold coin; a measure for weighing gold. 11)

(p. 593) naukatā (dial.) social formality, a present or gift given for the sake of formality. 126)

(p. 593) naiẏāẏika a logician; a dialectician; a sophist, a debater. 103)

(p. 555) narādhipa a king. 66)

(p. 593) nīrajā2 free from dirt; (of flowers etc.) having no pollen; (of girls) one whose menstruation has not yet begun to function. 27)

(p. 555) nabōpalīẏa neolithic. 24)

(p. 590) niṣkalaṅka unblemished, stainless, spotless; immaculate. 20)

(p. 568) niṇḍ়ānō to squeeze out or wring out (as water from clothes); to squeeze or wring (as clothes); (fig.) to extort (chiefly money). a. squeezed out, wrung out; squeezed, wrung; extorted. 19)

(p. 577) niyōktā an employer. 26)

(p. 550) nakhānakhi mutual nailing or clawing. 10)

(p. 549) nakaḍ়ā-chakaḍ়ā slight, neglect; (loos.) confusion, disorder; (loos.) squandering. নকড়া-ছকড়া করা v. to slight or neglect, to play fast and loose; (loos.) to make a mess of, to throw at sixes and sevens; (loos.) to squander, to play ducks and drakes with. নকড়া-ছকড়া হওয়া v. to be slighted or neglected; (loos.) to be made a mess of; (loos.) to be squandered. 13)

(p. 550) nagarādhyakṣa the governor or mayor or sheriff of a city or town; a city magistrate. 18)

(p. 550) nagādhipa, nagādhirāja, nagēndra the lord or king of mountains; appellations of the Himalayas. 21)

(p. 570) nikāẏa a collection; a brotherhood; an aim or goal; an abode; God. 2)

(p. 563) nābika a sailor; a boatman; a navigator. ̃বিদ্যা n. (the art and science of) navigation. 29)