(p. 593) nōẏā2 (dial.) iron; an iron wristlet (worn by Hindu women whose husbands are alive). হাতের নোয়া অক্ষয় হওয়া to have one's husband living till one's death. 122)

(p. 555) nabhēmbara November. 26)

(p. 570) nikharba a hundred thousand million. a. hundred thousand million. 18)

(p. 583) nirjara unageing, not subject to old age or decay. n. an immortal, a god. 23)

(p. 580) nirabhra cloudless; (loos. of the sky) clear (নিরভ্র আকাশ). 24)

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

(p. 574) nipaṭa1 excessive, overmuch, extreme (নিপট অন্ধকার, নিপট দুঃখ); real, genuine, absolute (নিপট সত্য); downright (নিপট মিথ্যা). 12)

(p. 555) naraka hell, inferno; pandemonium; (fig.) an abominable place, a hellish or infernal place; a mythological asura (অসুর). নরক গুলজার (lit. & fig.) the whole of pandemonium is here! নরক গুলজার করা v. to assemble in a group somewhere and make the place warm and noisy with wild talk and tattle. ˜কুন্ড n. a pit or well in hell (full of fire or abominable filth) into which sinners are put or thrown for punishment; a hell-pit; (fig.) a vicious or abominable or filthy or extremely disorderly place. ̃গামী a. condemned to hell, damned. ̃বাস, ̃ভোগ, ̃যন্ত্রণা n. condemnation to hell, damnation, perdition; (fig.) extreme suffering. ̃স্হ a. condemned to hell, damned. 62)

(p. 582) nirālōka without light, lightless; dark. n. lightlessness; darkness. 2)

(p. 568) niumōniẏā pneumonia. 18)

(p. 563) nālaphula the white water-lily, the lotus. 69)

(p. 550) nandadulāla a beloved son of Nanda (নন্দ); an appellation of Krishna (কৃষ্ণ); (sarcas.) an over-indulged worthless son. 64)

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

(p. 574) nināda a sound; a noise; a report (esp. a loud one); a roar. নিনাদ করা v. to roar. নিনাদিত a. sounded; (of flutes etc.) blown or played or beaten or rung; roared. 7)

(p. 593) nōlaka a nose-ring set with a pendent, a nose-drop. 123)