(p. 570) nikarabōkāra a knickerbocker, a loosefitting garment, usu. worn by children. 3)

(p. 593) nyālākhyāpā having a screw loose, cranky, touched in the head. 139)

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

(p. 550) nandā1 Goddess Durga (দুর্গা); (astr. & astrol.) the first, the sixth and the eleventh lunar day of either fortnight. 66)

(p. 550) nani, nanī cream (of milk). ননির পুতুল (lit.) a puppet made of cream; (fig. & usu. sarcas.) one who is physically too delicate to stand any toil. ˜চোর, ̃চোরা n. one who steals (and eats) cream; an appellation of (infant) Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). 63)

(p. 582) nirupama unparalleled, matchless, peerless, unrivalled, nonpareil; incomparable; unique. fem. নিরুপমা । 32)

(p. 581) nirābharaṇa not wearing any ornaments, unornamented; bare. fem. নিরাভরণা 21)

(p. 561) nāgarāli gallantry, philandering; lewdness. 10)

(p. 563) nāḍ়ānō to move; to put in action; to cause to oscillate; to shake; to give a jerk, to push; to wave; to wag; to remove or shift. 2)

(p. 563) nāẏaka leading, guiding, commanding, chief, principal. n. a leader, a guide, a commander, a captain; a chief; a hero (of a drama, fiction etc.); a (habitual) lover, an amorous man, a gallant. 46)

(p. 587) niściti same as নিশ্চয়তা । 61)

(p. 593) nihārana (poet.) seeing or looking at or watching or espying. 7)

(p. 587) nirlōbha free from greed, not greedy or avaricious. 40)

(p. 591) niṣpratibha lacking genius; dim; lacking brightness; obscure, dull. 22)

(p. 587) nirmōcana act of removing or taking off or putting off completely; thorough peeling; moulting. 32)