(p. 872) mukhānō to wait in eager expectation, to crane one's neck in eagerness or expectation. a. having craned one's neck in eagerness or expectation. 5)

(p. 852) mātuḥṣbasā, mātuḥsbasā a mother's sister or cousin-sister, a maternal aunt. 62)

(p. 847) mahaphila a sitting or soiree of music, a musical soiree. 13)

(p. 885) maurya the Maurya dynasty. 15)

(p. 862) mārkasabāda Marxism, the theory of Karl Marx. 9)

(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) marāla the gander (fem. the goose); the swan. মরালী । ̃গামিনী a. fem. having a gait as graceful as that of the swan. ̃নিন্দিত a. excelling even the swan in beauty. ̃শাবক, ̃শিশু n. a gosling, a cygnet. 7)

(p. 852) māṅgalika, māṅgalya scripturally auspicious things such as mango-twigs, sandal etc.. well-being, weal, welfare. a. suspicious, propitious. মাঙ্গলিক দ্রব্য same as মাঙ্গলিক (n). 17)

(p. 830) maṭana mutton. ̃চপ n. a mutton-chop. 23)

(p. 878) mṛṇāla a stalk of the lotus or water-lily; the white esculent root of the lotus. ̃নিন্দিত a. excelling even a lotus stalk in beauty or delicateness. ̃ভূজ n. an arm as delicate as a lotus-stalk. মৃণালিনী n. a clump of the lotus or water-lily; (loos.) the lotus or the water-lily. 2)

(p. 846) masalanda a very finely-woven mat. 11)

(p. 882) mōrabbā sweetened fruit conserve, fruit jelly, jam. 35)

(p. 882) mōḍ়ā1 a wicker stool. 22)

(p. 879) mēla2 union; unity; an assemblage, a gathering; mating (esp. of domestic animals); (loos.) the heredity of a family considered for matrimonial purposes. 44)

(p. 839) mami a mummy (as of Egypt). 42)