(p. 585) nirbāṇa extinguishment, extinction, putting out (দীপনির্বাণ); annihilation, end; extinction of individuality and absorption into the Supreme Spirit, beatitude, nirvana; act of sinking below the horizon, setting. a. extinguished, extinct (নির্বাণ দীপ); one who has attained beatitude (নির্বাণ ঋষি); that which has set (নির্বাণ সূর্য). নির্বাণোন্মুখ a. about to be extinguished, about to go out. নির্বাণোন্মুখ দীপ a dying lamp. 21)

(p. 549) nakāśi carving; engraving; painting or designing on metal vessels. 18)

(p. 593) nairākāra (pop.) shapeless, formless; (pop.) messed up, disordered, scattered in a disorderly manner, all over the shop. 104)

(p. 563) nālikā bānḍila (anat.) vascular bundle. 73)

(p. 570) nigaraṇa swallowing or gulping down; eating up. 30)

(p. 587) nirbōdha dull; stupid, foolish. n. (pop.) a blockhead. 6)

(p. 574) nibēdita narrated or stated or represented or submitted or petitioned humbly or politely; dedicated or offered in devotion. 46)

(p. 550) nandinī a daughter; a mythological wishing-cow. a. fem. delightsome, giving delight; pleasing, charming.

(p. 577) nimajjana sinking or drowning; submersion; act of dipping or diving or plunging into; act of bathing by immersing into water (of rivers, ponds etc.) immersion; absorption or engrossment (ধ্যানে বা ঋণে নিমজ্জন). 7)

(p. 585) nirbāka speechless; silent, dumbfounded. নির্বাক করা v. to render speechless; to silence; to dumbfound. 17)

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

(p. 563) nārāca a kind of arrow made of iron, an iron-shaft. 60)

(p. 563) nānā1 a maternal grandfather, a grandfather. 22)

(p. 555) na yayau na tashau motionless; unable to move; unable to go this way or that. 46)

(p. 591) nistūṣa husked. 40)