(p. 593) nīta1 a custom or practice; a principle; behaviour, demeanour. 16)

(p. 582) nirīśbara godless; atheistic, atheistical. ̃বাদ n. atheism. ̃বাদী a. atheistic, atheistical; n. an atheist. 16)

(p. 591) nistaraṇa crossing; rescue, release, deliverance; going or coming out, emergence; exemption. 37)

(p. 582) niruttara unanswering, unresponding, irresponsive; silent; unprotesting. 22)

(p. 591) nistaraṅga waveless, having no waves; still, calm. 36)

(p. 590) niṣkarmā having no work to do, unemployed; averse to work; lazy; good-for-nothing, worthless. 16)

(p. 555) namāsē-chamāsē once in a blue moon; rarely. 41)

(p. 572) nidēśa an order, a command; an authoritative prescription; a direction; a directive; an instruction. ̃কর্তা n. one who gives an order or instruction; one who enjoins; a director. ̃পত্র n. a letter containing an order or prescription; a directive. ̃বর্তী a. at one's command or beck and call; subordinate; obedient. 23)

(p. 591) nistabdha completely motionless or silent or still. ̃তা n. complete motionlessness or silence or stillness. 35)

(p. 577) nimnāṃśa the low or lower part. 20)

(p. 555) nabōtsāha new or fresh energy or vigour or enthusiasm or zeal; a fresh attempt. 19)

(p. 561) nāgarī2 a flirt, a coquette; a concubine; a lewd woman. a. fem. living in a town or city. 14)

(p. 593) nīlōpala sapphire. 44)

(p. 555) narōttama the best amongst men; Narayana (নারায়ণ) or Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). 71)

(p. 593) nīẏamāna in the state of being conducted or carried or borne or conveyed. fem. নীয়মানা । 22)