(p. 879) mēdura plesantly soft or smooth; glib, unctuous; verdant, green. 28)

(p. 878) mṛdaṅga an instrument of percussion shaped almost like a tom-tom. 7)

(p. 867) mistri a mechanic, an artisan, a smith; a machine foreman; a skilled or chief mechanic or artisan. 27)

(p. 839) manhi (chiefly used as sfx.) churning; stirring; agitating; trampling, destroying. 23)

(p. 844) malaẏa a mountain range in South India, the Western Ghats (also মলয়গিরি, মলয়াচল); the ancient name of Malabar or of the Malay Peninsula; the south wind or vernal breeze; (cp.) zephyr (also মলয়পবন, মলয়বায়ু, মলয়মারুত, মলয়সমীর, মলয়সমীরণ, মলয়ানিল). ̃জ a. grown on the Malaya (মলয়) mountains. n. sandal-wood, sandal; the south wind; the vernal breeze. মলয়জশীতল a. cooled by the south wind. 16)

(p. 852) māṇabaka a (male) child; a manikin, a dwarf. 46)

(p. 852) mā-gōm̐sāi the wife of a religious preceptor, a religious preceptress; (facet) a very harmless, innocent and ineffective person. 15)

(p. 828) magaja brains; intelligence; the intellect or the pate; memory. 23)

(p. 882) mōhita enmeshed in illusion; fascinated; infatuated; beside oneself; swooned; enchanted, charmed; hypnotized. মোহিত করা v. to enmesh in illusion; to fascinate; to infatuate; to cause to swoon; to enchant, to charm, to hypnotize. 45)

(p. 852) māgā to beg; to ask for; to solicit; to pray for. 11)

(p. 852) mānānō2 to befit, to become; to suit; to fit. 122)

(p. 852) mānamaẏī fem. huffy; touchy. 109)

(p. 885) maulabi (Mus.) a Mohammedan scholar or teacher. 17)

(p. 864) māsaśbaśura the husband of a মাসশাশুড়ি, an uncle-in-law. 22)

(p. 831) mana-dēōẏā-nēōẏā mutual love-making; courtship. 62)