(p. 555) nabāṃśa (astrol.) the ninth part. 4)

(p. 570) nikkaṇa sweet jingle, sonorous tinkling of bells etc. (নূপুরনিক্কণ). 15)

(p. 563) nāpāka unholy, profane. 26)

(p. 571) nigīrṇa swallowed, gulped down; eaten up. 2)

(p. 581) nirāẏudha with no weapon, unarmed. 25)

(p. 593) naukatā karā to observe social formality esp. by giving a present or gift. 127)

(p. 577) niẏatācāra (of one) who observes or practises religious rites regularly. 29)

(p. 583) nirguṇa having no qualities; having no good qualities or qualification (নির্গুণ লোক); having none of the primordial qualities of created beings, namely, সত্ত্ব রজঃ and তমঃ (নির্গুণ ব্রহ্ম). 14)

(p. 585) nirbādha unobstructed, unhindered, unrestricted; unopposed; free. নির্বাধে adv. unobstructedly, without hindrance; unopposedly; freely. 24)

(p. 587) nirlipta unconcerned; keeping aloof; having no attachment for, disinterested; callous; free from all earthly attachment. ̃তা n. disinterestedness; freedom from all earthly attachments; callousness. নির্লিপ্ত থাকা v. to keep aloof (from). 39)

(p. 593) naikaṣya tested on a streak-plate; pure blooded (নৈকষ্য কুলীন), (of beasts) pedigreed; pure, genuine. 94)

(p. 561) nāṭa a dance; dramatic performance, acting; a fun; a stage (for dramatic performance). নাটের গুরু a director of a performance; (sarcas.) a wirepuller, a ringleader; an arch-intriguer. 34)

(p. 574) nibēdaka one who narrates and states or represents or submits or informs or petitions humbly or politely; one who dedicates or offers devotedly. 44)

(p. 555) naẏā new; fresh; recent; modern. নয়া পয়সা naya paisa (pl. naye paise). 59)

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