(p. 555) namāja the Muslim system of saying one's prayer. নমাজ প়ড়া v. to say one's prayer or namaj, to pray. নমাজি a. one who says one's namaj regularly, prayerful; devout. 40)

(p. 560) nāiẏā a boatman; a sailor. 6)

(p. 570) nikṛta scolded; defeated; humiliated or insulted; oppressed. 10)

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

(p. 590) niṣādī2 an elephant-driver; an elephant-rider. 3)

(p. 580) niraṅkuśa unpreventable; inevitable; unhindered; unattached; free from ties of attachment; dispassionate; wayward, wilful. নিরঙ্কুশ গরিষ্ঠতা absolute majority. 9)

(p. 593) nēḍ়ikuttā a tyke; a cur. 74)

(p. 550) naḍ়na movement; shaking or stirring; shifting, removal; act of getting loose; distortion, deviation, alteration (কথার নড়ন). নড়নচড়ন same as নড়চড় । নট নড়নচড়ন নট কিচ্ছু children's catchphrase in a game with small marble or glass balls meaning no deviation from or alteration of the position of a ball (before it is hit and sent into the intended hole). 43)

(p. 550) nacēt otherwise, else. 24)

(p. 591) nisūdaka one who kills or slays. 32)

(p. 585) nirbartana accomplishment, execution, performance. 11)

(p. 550) naṭinī a dancing-girl, a ballerina; a prostitute, a whore. 40)

(p. 593) nīlāñjanā blue-vitriol, antimony. 36)

(p. 593) nyābā jaundice. 136)

(p. 555) nabīkaraṇa renewing, renovation, renewal; mending, repair. 12)