(p. 865) miḍ় (mus.) sweet and pleasant rolling from one note to another. 17)

(p. 839) manbantara (myth.) the term of office of any one of the mythological Manus (মনু) covering a period of 3672 years; (pop.) a great and devastating famine (পঞ্চাশের মন্বন্তর). 37)

(p. 851) mahauṣadha a great or infallible medicine; (cp.) panacea. 11)

(p. 852) mājhāra (poet.) same as মাঝ । 30)

(p. 839) marada a man, a male; a male animal; a manly man; a heroic man; a young man; (vul.) a husband. মরদকা বাত হাতিকা দাঁত a heroic man's irrevocable pledge or word is unfailingly dependable as ivory which never slumps or falls in price. 59)

(p. 843) marica black pepper, pepper; (dial.) capsicum, chillies. 9)

(p. 867) mirajāi a waist-coat or vest with cotton padding inside. 3)

(p. 852) mānamaryādā honour and dignity. মানমর্যাদা রক্ষা করা v. to keep up or maintain (one's) prestige. 110)

(p. 847) mahiṣāsura (myth.) Mahisa (মহিষ) the demon. ̃মর্দিনী same as মহিষমর্দিনী । 32)

(p. 872) mudārā (mus.) the scale of the medium tone, (cp.) barytone. 44)

(p. 879) mēlāni meeting or union; a crowd; a society or association; parting, farewell; farewell greetings; a parting gift a present, a gift. 48)

(p. 882) mōhara an obsolete gold coin of India and Persia, a mohur; a seal, a stamp. 43)

(p. 838) manōnīta selected; nominated; chosen. fem. মনোনীতা । মনোনীত করা same as মনোনয়ন করা । 16)

(p. 846) maśā the mosquito. ডাঁশ মশা n. the gnat. মশা মারতে কামান দাগা (fig.) to crush a butterfly on a wheel. 5)

(p. 852) mātā1 mother. ̃পিতা n. pl. parents. ̃পিতৃহীন a. parentless, orphan. fem. ̃পিতৃহীনা । ̃মহ n. the father or an uncle of one's mother, a maternal grandfather. fem. ̃মহী the mother or an aunt of one's mother, a maternal grandmother. 57)