(p. 852) māmā a brother or cousin-brother of one's mother, a maternal uncle, an uncle. ̃তো a. descended from one's maternal uncle, avuncular. মামাতো ভাই বা বোন a cousin. ̃শ্বশুর n. a maternal uncle of one's husband or wife, an uncle-in-law. 143)

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

(p. 843) mari-mari an expression of profound admiration etc.; (cp.) ripping. 10)

(p. 882) mōsāhēba a fawning or cringing attendant; a fawner, a toady; a flatterer. মোসাহেবি n. fawning, toadyism; flattery, adulation. মোসাহেবি করা v. to fawn upon as a sycophant; to toady; to fawn upon; to flatter. 40)

(p. 874) muẏājjina (Mus.) one who announces the hours of prayer from a minaret, a muezzin. 21)

(p. 828) maga2 a native of Arakan or Burma. মগের মুলুক Arakan; Burma; (fig.) a lawless country. 22)

(p. 828) magarā proud; haughty; audacious; cunning. মগরামি n. haughtiness, audacity; cunning. 26)

(p. 843) marāi a large corn-bin made of mat, cane etc. 3)

(p. 844) malamala a fine cotton fabric. 14)

(p. 846) masalina a very fine and soft cotton fabric, muslin. 12)

(p. 852) māku a shuttle (of weavers). 3)

(p. 872) muḍ়ō2 pollarded or lopped (মুড়ো গাছ); worn-out or decayed (মুড়ো ঝাঁটা) । 39)

(p. 831) maḍ়ipōḍ়ā taking part in cremating the dead bodies of unrelated persons. n. such a Brahman (considered an outcast). 8)

(p. 863) mālabhūmi plateau, a table-land. 11)

(p. 876) mūrchanā (mus.) a gradual modulation or rise and fall of voice; (mus.) a sweet tremor of voice. 5)