(p. 555) nabhōbastubidyā astrophysics. 29)

(p. 570) nikṣipta thrown; cast, shot, flung, hurled; ejected; scattered; imputed; placed, deposited. 16)

(p. 570) nigama a scripture of the tantra (তন্ত্র) cult; the Vedas; exit; a path, a way or a way out, a city, a town; a marketplace, a Rialto; a corporation, a municipality, a town council; a commercial guild; a chamber of commerce. ̃কর n. corporation tax. ̃বদ্ধ, নিগমিত a. united in a guild; incorporated. ̃বন্ধন n. incorporation. 28)

(p. 583) nirṇaẏa discernment; ascertain-ment; determination; decision; resolution. নির্ণয় করা v. to discern, to descry; to ascertain, to determine; to decide; to resolve. 30)

(p. 561) nāgarāli gallantry, philandering; lewdness. 10)

(p. 590) niṣkṛta delivered, rescued, freed; released, set free; exempted. 28)

(p. 572) nidāna the root cause (দুঃখের নিদান); the final cause (সৃষ্টির নিদান); determination of the cause or symptoms of a disease; (med.) aetiology. a. final, last, ultimate; dying. ̃কাল n. the time of death, the dying moments, the last moments. ̃বিদ্যা n. (med.) aetiology; diagnostics; (rare.) the philosophy of causation. ̃শালা n. (med.) a clinic. ̃শাস্ত্র same as নিদানবিদ্যা । নিদানিক a. (med.) aetiological or clinical (নিদানিক ভেষজ). 17)

(p. 593) nyākā one who feigns or affects ignorance or honesty. fem. নেকি । ন্যাকামি, ন্যাকামো n. affectation of ignorance or honesty. 133)

(p. 583) nirjhara a fountain, a spring; a waterfall, a cascade, a cataract; a mountain brook, a rivulet. 28)

(p. 574) nibunibu (of fire, light etc.) about to go out or be extinguished. নিবুনিবু হওয়া v. to be on the point of going out or being extinguished. 42)

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

(p. 563) nāmāla (of land) low-lying, low, depressed. 41)

(p. 559) naśbara perishable; mortal; transitory, transient; frail. নশ্বরতা n. perishability; mortality; transitoriness, transience; frailty. 4)

(p. 577) niẏatāhāra abstemious or temperate in food (and also in drink). n. abstemiousness or temperance. 31)

(p. 593) nuḍ়ā a faggot, a fagot. 49)