(p. 577) niyōjya fit to be employed or engaged or appointed or applied. 27)

(p. 574) nibīta a cotton or linen scarf; a holy thread slung by a Brahmin over the upper part of his body, or round his neck. 41)

(p. 593) nēṭa a net; a finely reticulated fabric (নেটের মশারি). 71)

(p. 571) nicōla a cover made of cloth; a scarf, a wrapper; a modesty-vest; a skirt; an armour. 10)

(p. 555) nabhēla a book of fiction, a novel. ̃লেখক n. a fictionist, a novelist. নভেলিয়ানা n. act of behaving like a character in a novel. 27)

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

(p. 570) nikhāda1 (mus.) the major sixth of the Cscale. 21)

(p. 574) nipaṭa2 lewd, licentious, dissolute ('নিপট কপট তুয়া শ্যাম'). নিপট লম্পট libertine to the backbone. 13)

(p. 574) nidhāna a store, a repertory, a house or abode, a receptacle or treasure-house (করুণানিধান); a fund; act of placing or depositing; that which is deposited, deposit; (math.-of logarithm) a base. নিধানীয় a. (math.-of logarithm) natural. 2)

(p. 560) nākē-kān̐dunē given to crying at trifles, whimpering.

(p. 555) narādhama a base man, a mean rascal, a wretch. 65)

(p. 580) nirakhā (poet.) to see, to look at, to observe, to notice. 7)

(p. 593) nīhāra snow; dew; ice. ̃কান্তি a. having a snow-white complexion. 45)

(p. 581) nirālā lonely, solitary secluded; private; secret. n. a lonely retreat.

(p. 593) nyābā jaundice. 136)