(p. 582) nirupādhi, nirupādhika having no title or surname; diplomaless; having none of the primordial qualities of a created being, namely সত্ত্ব র়জঃ and তমঃ (নিরুপাধি ব্রহ্ম).

(p. 568) nāstānābuda utterly harried; harassed in the extreme; routed; utterly defeated; thoroughly upset; utterly embarrassed or discomfited; put to shame; put out of countenance. 11)

(p. 574) ninduka one who upbraids or reprihends or blames or reproaches or animadverts or condemns or vilifies. 11)

(p. 549) ni tālima neo-education, neo-literacy; a novel method of education, generally applied to Gandhi's Basic Education scheme. 6)

(p. 587) niścaẏa firm or sure knowledge, conviction, ascertainment, decision, resolution (কৃতনিশ্চয়). a. free from doubts, convinced, ensured, certain (এ বিষয়ে সে নিশ্চয় হয়েছে); firm, sure (নিশ্চয় বাক্য). adv. without doubt, surely, certainly, for certain (নিশ্চয় যাব). ̃তা n. freedom from doubts certainty; firmness, sureness, surety. 57)

(p. 559) nasyāt thoroughly neglected or rejected or flouted; rendered thoroughly ineffective or null and void. 6)

(p. 555) namra gentle, polite; meek; humble; modest; bland; suave; flexible, pliable; soft, tender (নম্রকন্ঠে); bent down, turned or cast downwards (নম্রমুখ, নম্রনয়ন). ̃কন্ঠ a. soft-voiced; speaking blandly or meekly or humbly. ̃তা n. gentleness, politeness; meekness; humbleness; humility; modesty; blandness, suavity; flexibility, pliability; softness, tenderness. ̃নয়ন, ̃নেত্র, a. having looks cast downwards. ̃প্রকৃতি a. same as নম্রস্বভাব । ̃ভাবে a. gently, politely; meekly; humbly; modestly; blandly, suavely; softly, tenderly. ̃মুখ a. having face turned downwards. ̃স্বভাব a. gentle-natured. 45)

(p. 590) niṣkampa not trembling or vibrating; motionless, still. 13)

(p. 572) nidhidhyāsa, nididhyāsana profound meditation about a meaning or implication that has been learnt (lately); constant consideration. 20)

(p. 587) niśiyāpana spending or passing the night; staying for a night. নিশিযাপন করা v. to pass or spend the night; to stay for a night, to put up for a night. 54)

(p. 561) nākhōśa, nākhuśa displeased; dissatisfied. 4)

(p. 555) nabānna the festival of eating newly grown autumnal rice in the month of Agrahayan (অগ্রহায়ণ). 6)

(p. 583) nirjita defeated, vanquished, crushed, subdued, subjugated. 25)

(p. 572) nitabara a groomsman, the best man. 8)

(p. 568) ni2 (mus.) the major sixth of the Cscale, A. 17)