(p. 555) namāja the Muslim system of saying one's prayer. নমাজ প়ড়া v. to say one's prayer or namaj, to pray. নমাজি a. one who says one's namaj regularly, prayerful; devout. 40)

(p. 580) niraṅkuśa unpreventable; inevitable; unhindered; unattached; free from ties of attachment; dispassionate; wayward, wilful. নিরঙ্কুশ গরিষ্ঠতা absolute majority. 9)

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

(p. 593) nuḍ়nuḍ়i the uvula, the epiglottis; a small bell-shaped button. 48)

(p. 550) naḍ়ā2 to move; to shake, to stir; to shift, to remove; to get loose; to become otherwise, to deviate, to be altered. a. one who or that which has moved; shaken; shifted, removed; loosened; altered. 46)

(p. 591) niṣpiṣṭa powdered by beating, pulverized; ground, pounded; crushed; severely thrashed; heavily trodden; trampled on; hard-pressed; severely oppressed; routed, stampeded. নিষ্পিষ্ট করা same as নিষ্পেষণ করা (see নিষ্পেষণ). 20)

(p. 587) nirmōcya that which is to be or can be removed or taken off or put off completely. 33)

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

(p. 582) nirāśraẏa shelterless, homeless; helpless, destitute. fem. নিরাশ্রয়া । 5)

(p. 587) niryātaka oppressor, tormentor. 34)

(p. 574) nipatana act of falling down, fall; downfall. 14)

(p. 591) nisūdaka one who kills or slays. 32)

(p. 582) nirindriẏa having no sense-organ; (fig.) deprived or devoid of sense-perception. 9)

(p. 581) nirākāṅkṣā absence of desire; contentment. 9)

(p. 563) nābya navigable. ̃তা n. navigability. 30)