(p. 864) mālōpamā (rhet.) multiple similes stringed together. 8)

(p. 852) māẏa together with, inclusive of, with, even. 146)

(p. 872) mudi a grocer. ̃খানা n. a grocer's shop. 45)

(p. 831) manasbī endowed with mental calm or peace; magnanimous, large-minded, large-hearted; great-hearted; (loos.) possessing sharp intellect. fem. মনস্বিনী । মনস্বিতা n. possession of mental calm or peace; magnanimity, large-mindedness; (loos.) possession of sharp intellect; sharpwittedness. 75)

(p. 846) masijībī one who earn's one's living by writing books, pamphlets, articles etc.; a writer; a scribe; a journalist; an office-clerk, (coll.) a pen-pusher. 14)

(p. 874) muhuri2 a clerk or scrivener. ̃গিরি n. clerkship. 48)

(p. 839) mandirā a kind of small cup-shaped cymbals. 33)

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

(p. 839) mantabya a remark; a comment. মন্তব্য করা v. to pass a remark, to remark; to make comments, to comment. 14)

(p. 867) milita united; combined; joint; joined; assembled; mixed; procured; met. মিলিত করা v. to unite; to combine; to join; to assemble; to mix; to cause to meet. 12)

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

(p. 852) mādala a kind of tom-tom played on by the Santal (সাঁওতাল) people. 74)

(p. 839) -maẏa denoting: full of, made of, containing, abounding in etc. (স্বর্ণময়); -ful, -ous, -some, -y etc., pervading, -wide (রাজ্যময়). fem. -ময়ী । 43)

(p. 839) manmatha (myth.) the Hindu god of love (cp. Cupid, Eros). ̃শরাহত a. wounded with the shafts of love; love-sick. 38)

(p. 839) mandira a temple; a shrine; a house of worship; a house (বিদ্যামন্দির); a room, a chamber (শয়নমন্দির); an abode (শরীর হল ব্যাধিমন্দির). 32)