(p. 587) nirlōbha free from greed, not greedy or avaricious. 40)

(p. 570) nikuci (vul.) ruin, destruction. নিকুচি করা v. to ruin, to destroy, (sl.) to do up. 7)

(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. 568) ni1 denoting: proximity, extensiveness, overmuchness, want, similarity, certainty, inferiority etc. (নিকট, নিখাকি, নিখুঁত) । 16)

(p. 587) niśītha midnight; late night; (loos.) the night. নিশীথিনী n. fem. the night. ̃সূর্য n. the midnight sun. 55)

(p. 563) nādā3 a large earthen trough or vat. 14)

(p. 593) nyābā jaundice. 136)

(p. 593) nyāsa entrusting or depositing; that which is deposited, deposit; (in law) custody, trust, giving; act of taking care of or looking after, guardianship; a system of yogic (যৌগিক) exercise in which controlling of respiration is practised, breathing-control. ̃রক্ষক, ̃পাল n. a trustee. 140)

(p. 555) nartana dancing; a dance. ̃কুর্দন n. dancing and jumping about; (fig.) bragging and blustering. ̃প্রিয় a. fond of dancing. ̃শালা n. a dance-hall, a dancingsalon. 73)

(p. 577) nimnāṃśa the low or lower part. 20)

(p. 582) nirīkṣita observed, seen; audited. 14)

(p. 561) nāgā one of a community of ascetics who move about naked; one of an aboriginal tribe of Naga hills. 15)

(p. 580) nirabakāśa leisureless; incessant; continuous. 18)

(p. 563) nāda1 sound, noise, report, roar. 9)

(p. 555) naruna a nail-cutter shaped like a small and thin chisel. নরুন-পেড়ে a. (of loincloths) having a thin coloured border. 69)