(p. 550) nakhī1 possessing claws, clawed. n. a clawed creature. 11)

(p. 590) niṣkaluṣa free from vice, sinless; pure; free from dirt or stain; clean. 22)

(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. 550) nada (used rather arbitrarily as masc. of নদী) a large river (সিন্ধুনদ). ̃নদী n. pl. rivers and streams of all descriptions large and small. 59)

(p. 580) nirabadhi unlimited, endless, boundless, infinite, eternal (নিরবধি কাল); perpetual, continuous (নিরবধি দুঃখ). adv. endlessly; continuously; always. 20)

(p. 583) nirgramha (of string, cloth, mind etc.) having no knot; having no attachment or interest, disinterested, unattached. n. a Jaina or Buddhist friar. 17)

(p. 577) nimajjita drowned, sunken; submerged; engrossed, absorbed, overwhelmed. fem. নিমজ্জিতা । 9)

(p. 563) nāẏēka a soldier holding the lowest non-commissioned rank in the Indian Army, a naik; a surname of south-west Bengali Hindus. 48)

(p. 583) nirghanṭa a table of contents, an index; a programme, a bill of fare. 18)

(p. 577) nimiṣa a twinkle of an eye, a wink; the time covered by a wink, a moment, a trice, a triflingly short time (নিমিষের মধ্যে). এক নিমিষে in the twinkling of an eye, in a trice, in a jiffy. ̃হারা a. (of eyes or glance) steadfast, fixed, unwinking. নিমিষহারা চোখে চাওয়া v. to look steadfastly, to gaze. 15)

(p. 593) nuri the lory. 55)

(p. 580) niratiśaẏa very great, too much, excessive, extreme. adv. excessively, exceedingly, extremely, very much. 12)

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

(p. 577) niyōktā an employer. 26)

(p. 591) nisṛṣṭa entrusted; officially recognized or sent with official recognition, accredited (নিসৃষ্ট প্রতিনিধি). 34)