(p. 550) najarānā a present or extra payment made to a dignitary or superior for a favour or grace; tribute. 27)

(p. 585) nirbahaṇa enforcement. 16)

(p. 563) nārāṅgi the orange. 59)

(p. 581) nirasta desisted, refrained, ceased; stopped, prevented; repelled. নিরস্ত করা v. to cause to desist from or give up; to stop; to prevent; to repel. নিরস্ত হওয়া v. to desist from, to give up; to stop; to forbear; to be repelled. 5)

(p. 555) nabārjita newly earned or acquired. 8)

(p. 593) nyākaḍ়ā a torn piece of cloth, a rag or a scrap of cloth; tattered clothes. ন্যাকড়াপরা a. dressed in rags; out at elbows. 132)

(p. 587) nirlajja shameless, impudent, brazen-faced. fem. নির্লজ্জা । ̃তা n. shamelessness, impudence. 38)

(p. 580) nirambu having no water, waterless. নিরম্বু উপবাস fasting in which drinking of even a drop of water is not permitted. 25)

(p. 574) nipāta death, ruin, destruction. নিপাত যাওয়া v. to die, to be killed or ruined or destroyed, to go to rack and ruin; to be damned. নিপাত যাও to hell with you. 17)

(p. 593) nēōṭā, nyāōṭā (of a child etc.) extremely fond of or attached to or brought under perfect control by means of affectionate treatment. 67)

(p. 572) nidarśana an instance, an example, a precedent; a proof, an evidence, a testimony; a sign; a token; a keepsake; a memento. ̃পত্র n. a testimonial, an introduction, a certificate; an identity card. ̃স্তম্ভ n. a pillar to fix or mark a boundary. নিদর্শনা n. (rhet.) transference of attributes. 15)

(p. 583) nirēsa inferior. 7)

(p. 571) niguḍh় perfectly concealed; hidden, secret; covert; mystical, occult; extremely abstruse or intricate; mysterious; very profound or deep. নিগূঢ় অর্থ same as নিগূঢ়ার্থ । নিগূঢ় তত্ত্ব a mysterious truth or information, mysteries. ̃চ্ছেদ n. a secret cover. ̃তা n. perfect concealment; secrecy; occultness; extreme abstruseness or intricacy; mysteriousness; far-reaching profundity or depth. নিগূঢ়র্থ n. a hidden or underlying meaning or implication. নিগূঢ়ার্থক a. having a hidden or underlying meaning. 3)

(p. 585) nirdharma without a religion; irreligious, impious; sinful. 3)

(p. 586) nirbāpita extinguished; extinct; allayed, mitigated. 2)