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

(p. 839) manōmandira the mind imagined as a temple. 2)

(p. 852) mānadaṇḍa a measuring rod, a measure; a standard or unit of measurement. 100)

(p. 874) muraja an instrument of percussion resembling a tom tom. 23)

(p. 846) masṛṇa perfectly plain, even, smooth; sleek; slippery, (bot.) glabrous; soothing (মসৃণ রং); soft (মসৃণ আকাশ); bland (মসৃণ কথাবার্তা) unobstructed, easy (যশের পথ মসৃণ নয়). ̃তা n. perfect plainness, evenness, smoothness; sleekness; slipperiness; (bot.) glabrousness; soothingness; softness; blandness; freedom from impediments, freeness, easiness. 18)

(p. 831) manaprāṇa heart and soul. 65)

(p. 851) mā2 mother; (coll.) mom, mamma, mama, ma; (of beasts) dam. মায়ের জাত womenfolk, womanhood, womankind. মায়ের দয়া (fig.) small pox or chicken pox. 14)

(p. 879) mēlā1 great in number or quantity or expanse; numerous or abundant or extensive. 45)

(p. 864) māsa2 a month. মাসে, মাসে-মাসে adv. every month. a. monthly (মাসে দশ টাকা আয়). 14)

(p. 839) maẏarā a confectioner. fem. ময়রানি । ̃গিরি n. confectionery. ময়রার দোকান a confectionery. 48)

(p. 829) maca denoting: a sharp snapping noise. মচমচ int. denoting: repeated snapping noise. মচমচে a. crisp (মচমচে মুড়ি). 4)

(p. 852) māṭakalāi groundnut, monkey-nut, earth-nut. 34)

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

(p. 863) mālapōẏā, mālapō a saucer-shaped sweetmeat made of flour or rice-powder fried in ghee or oil and then (sometimes) dipped in sugarjuice. 10)

(p. 864) māstula a mast (of a ship). 28)