(p. 571) niguḍh় perfectly concealed; hidden, secret; covert; mystical, occult; extremely abstruse or intricate; mysterious; very profound or deep. নিগূঢ় অর্থ same as নিগূঢ়ার্থ । নিগূঢ় তত্ত্ব a mysterious truth or information, mysteries. ̃চ্ছেদ n. a secret cover. ̃তা n. perfect concealment; secrecy; occultness; extreme abstruseness or intricacy; mysteriousness; far-reaching profundity or depth. নিগূঢ়র্থ n. a hidden or underlying meaning or implication. নিগূঢ়ার্থক a. having a hidden or underlying meaning. 3)

(p. 593) nīta1 a custom or practice; a principle; behaviour, demeanour. 16)

(p. 550) naṭa3 profligate, lewd, licentious; morally perverted; wicked, vile. 32)

(p. 563) nārakī2 same as নারক (a.). 52)

(p. 555) naẏanajuli a trench esp. for carrying off filthy water, a gutter. 52)

(p. 591) niṣṭhura merciless; hard-hearted; cruel; (poet.) fell; ruthless. fem. নিষ্ঠুরা। ̃তা n. mercilessness; cruelty; ruthlessness. নিষ্ঠুরাচরণ n. a cruel act; merciless or cruel behaviour. 9)

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

(p. 549) nakula the mongoose, the ichneumon; Shiva (শিব). 20)

(p. 570) niki a young of a louse; an egg of a louse, a nit. 6)

(p. 561) nāḍ়ānāḍ়i act of stirring or moving or handling or displacing or shifting repeatedly or continuously; act of discussing publicly. নাড়ানাড়ি করা v. to stir or move or handle or displace or shift repeatedly or continuously; to discuss publicly.

(p. 593) naiẏamika conforming to or concerning (prescribed) rules; regular (opp. to secular). 102)

(p. 591) nistēja lacking vigour, weak, feckless; lacking lustre or brightness, dull, dim; weakened, down in the mouth. নিস্তেজ হওয়া v. to lose strength and vigour, to be weak. 41)

(p. 550) natha a nose-ring. নথ নাড়া দেওয়া v. (fig.) to scold or snub (usu. of a husband by a wife). 57)

(p. 593) nairguṇya lack of qualities or good qualities or qualifications; absence or lack of primordial qualities of created beings, namely, সত্ত্ব রজঃ and তমঃ । 106)

(p. 587) niṣāda1 one of an uncivilized race of ancient India chiefly living on hunting; a swineherd or a fisherman or a fowler (by caste). 67)