(p. 38) anusmāraka a reminder; a memento. 7)

(p. 48) apasmāra epilepsy. 16)

(p. 90) asmāra amnesia. 86)

(p. 107) ādamaśumāra, ādamaśumāri census. 53)

(p. 122) āmāra my, mine. 11)

(p. 138) imārata a building; an edifice. 39)

(p. 208) karmārambha beginning of a work or ceremony, beginning of activities; beginning of daily activities. 27)

(p. 226) kāmāra a blacksmith (by trade or caste). fem. কামারনি the wife of a blacksmith. ̃শালা n. a smithy, a forge; a blacksmith's workshop. 30)

(p. 243) kumāra2 a young boy; a son; a prince; a crown price; a prince-royal; Kartikeya (কার্তিকেয়) the commander-in-chief of the heavenly hosts; an unmarried or celibate man, a bachelor. ̃ব্রত n. the vow of celibacy. 22)

(p. 259) kaumāra boyhood; bachelorhood, bachelordom; celibacy; virginity; an unmarried son. a. relating to a boy or a bachelor. ̃ব্রত n. the vow of celibacy. ̃ভৃত্য, ̃ভৃত্যতন্ত্র n. (the Ayurvedic system of) midwifery and treatment of children's diseases. কৌমারী n. fem. an unmarried daughter; one's first wife; (myth.) one of the six nymphs who nursed Kartikeya (কার্তিকেয়). 29)

(p. 280) khāmāra a threshing-floor, a farmyard; a granary. ̃বাড়ি n. a granary, a farm; a granary-building, a farmhouse; a dwelling-house with a granary within its precinct. 11)

(p. 351) carmāra a shoemaker or a tanner or currier (by caste or trade). 4)

(p. 355) cāmāra a shoemaker or tanner or currier (by caste or trade); (fig.) a merciless or base man; (fig.) a skinflint. fem. চামারনি । 28)

(p. 464) tumāra an account-book or a ledger. ̃নবিশ n. an accountant or a ledgerkeeper. 4)

(p. 470) tōmāra your, yours. 22)

(p. 500) dinēmāra a Dane. a. Danish. ̃জাতি n. Danes. 5)

(p. 532) dharmāraṇya hermitage. 30)

(p. 540) dhāmāra an Indian musical measure or mode. 12)

(p. 543) dhundhumāra a mythological king famous for his valour; uproar, tumult; a tumultuous or terrible affair. a. tumultuous or terrible (ধুন্ধুমার কান্ড). 12)

(p. 601) pakṣīmāra a fowler. 32)

(p. 789) bēśumāra innumerable, countless. 23)

(p. 852) māraka a pestilence, a plague. a. destructive; pestilential. 152)

(p. 852) māraṇa killing, slaughter; destroying, destruction; an occult rite performed to cause one's death (মারণমন্ত্র); calcination (of metals). মারণাস্ত্র n. a weapon of destruction. মারিত a. killed; destroyed. 153)

(p. 852) mārapyān̐ca shrewd or trappy trick (খেলার মারপ্যাঁচ); a shrewd or tricky twist or turn (কথার মারপ্যাঁচ); quibbling, equivocation. 154)

(p. 852) māraphata per, through, by. দূত মারফত through a messenger. 155)