(p. 580) niratiśaẏa very great, too much, excessive, extreme. adv. excessively, exceedingly, extremely, very much. 12)

(p. 585) nirbaṃśa having lost all one's descendants; having no descendant, having none to succeed or to continue the line. নির্বংশে a. & n. (coll.) one whose descendants have all perished; one who has no descendant. 8)

(p. 563) nāpāka unholy, profane. 26)

(p. 593) naimiṣāraṇya (myth.) a famous forest of ancient India converted into an extensive hermitage which was a great seat of learning and spiritual meditation. 101)

(p. 583) nirgama, nirgamana act of coming or going out; emergence, act of issuing out, ejection, outflow. নির্গমকোণ n. (sc.) an angle of emergence. নির্গমনিবন্ধ n. outward register. নির্গমপথ n. an outlet. নির্গমবাণিজ্য n. export trade. নির্গমশুল্ক n. export duty. 11)

(p. 587) niryātita oppressed, persecuted, tormented. fem. নির্যাতিতা । 36)

(p. 591) niṣpādapa bereft of trees. নিষ্পাদপ প্রান্তর a prairie; a wilderness. 16)

(p. 574) nibaha a collection, a multitude ('স্নেচ্ছনিবহ'). 31)

(p. 574) -nibha denoting: similarity or likeness or equality (পদ্মনিভ, দুগ্ধফেননিভ). 50)

(p. 561) nāṅgā naked, nude; uncovered, bare. 21)

(p. 593) nyāyya reasonable; logical, logically admissible; just; equitable; upright; right; rightful, lawful, legitimate. ̃তা n. reasonableness; logicality; justness; equity; uprightness; rightness; rightfulness, legitimacy. 138)

(p. 560) nāi3 the navel; (of a wheel) a nave, a hub; a wedge; an anvil. 2)

(p. 563) nārbha a nerve. 64)

(p. 571) nigraha coercion, quelling (শত্রুনিগ্রহ); oppression, persecution (রাজনিগ্রহ); affliction, harrying, harassment (অর্থাভাবজনিত নিগ্রহ); repression (ইন্দ্রিয়নিগ্রহ). নিগ্রহ করা same as নিগৃহীত করা (see নিগৃহীত). নিগ্রহ ভোগ করা v. to suffer coercion, to be coerced or quelled; to be oppressed or persecuted, to be afflicted or harassed or harried; to be repressed or subjected to torture. নিগ্রাহক a. & n. one who coerces or quells or oppresses or persecutes or afflicts or harries or harasses or represses. 5)

(p. 587) nirmālya flowers, leaves etc. offered to a deity and subsequently borne upon the head by the votaries as a token of holy grace. 23)