(p. 574) nibida relating to the ancient sayings about deities. 39)

(p. 580) nirabakāśa leisureless; incessant; continuous. 18)

(p. 574) nipīḍ়ka one who oppresses or persecutes or harries or afflicts or represses or presses or quells. 19)

(p. 549) na3 (ori. & obs.) new; (pop.) fourth in seniority (নকাকা, নবউ, নবাবু). 3)

(p. 593) nyakkāra vomiting, retching; nausea; disgust; abhorrence. ̃জনক a. nauseating; disgusting; loathsome, abhorrent, abominable. 129)

(p. 561) nāṭā dwarfish, small in height, short. 37)

(p. 550) nañtatpuruṣa (gr.) a system of forming compound words indicating dissimilarity, absence, negation etc. নঞার্থক a. bearing a negative meaning, negative. 29)

(p. 572) niṭa remaining after necessary deductions, net (নিট লাভ). 3)

(p. 563) nārakī2 same as নারক (a.). 52)

(p. 593) nēha2, nēhā (obs. & poet.) affection; love, fondling; fond indulgence; amorous fondling. 90)

(p. 550) naddha fastened, tied, bound. 61)

(p. 572) nidrita sleeping, asleep; (fig.) thoroughly inactive or indolent or credulous or unconscious fem. নিদ্রিতা । নিদ্রিত থাকা v. to be sleeping; (fig.) to be thoroughly inactive or indolent or credulous or unconscious; to be heedless or listless; to be unresponsive or unmoved; to be insensitive or indifferent or impassive. নিদ্রিত হওয়া v. to fall asleep. 26)

(p. 587) nilīẏamāna in the state of sinking (in) or being fused (with) or being lost (in) or disappearing or vanishing. 46)

(p. 587) niśita whetted, sharpened; sharp; keen. 51)

(p. 560) nāka-khān̐dā snub-nosed. 10)