(p. 20) adhimāsa an intercalary month. 30)

(p. 226) kāmāsakta libidinous, lustful, voluptuous; lewd, lecherous, lascivious. কামাসক্তি n. lust, violent or strong desire for sexual pleasure. 33)

(p. 346) caturmāsa the four monsoon months. 15)

(p. 351) carmāsana a seat made of skin (of deer, tiger etc.). 5)

(p. 352) cāturmāsya a vow that is to be observed for four months at a stretch. 73)

(p. 474) traimāsika continuing for three months or occurring or being published every third month, trimonthly, quarterly; relating to three months. n. a periodical published every third month, a quarterly. 18)

(p. 522) dbaimāsika bimonthly. 77)

(p. 532) dharmāsana a judgment-seat, a seat of justice; the bench. 34)

(p. 555) namāsē-chamāsē once in a blue moon; rarely. 41)

(p. 606) padmāsana a particular posture of yogic sitting; one seated in this posture; an appellation of Brahma (ব্রহ্মা). পদ্মাসনা a. seated on a lotus. n. goddess Lakshmi (লক্ষ্মী). 65)

(p. 606) padmāsīnā seated on a lotus. masc. পদ্মাসীন । 66)

(p. 667) pōsṭamāsṭāra a postmaster. 31)

(p. 667) paurṇamāsī the full-moon. 46)

(p. 746) bārōmāsī, bārōmāsyā the versified account of the weal and woe (usu.) told by a woman; the tale of weal and woe.

(p. 800) brahmāstra an ancient divine missile which could never be warded off. 15)

(p. 843) marāmāsa dandruff, scurf. 6)

(p. 844) malamāsa (Hindu astr.) an intercalary month; (astrol.) an inauspicious month for marriage, etc. 15)

(p. 864) māsakābāra close of a calendar month; (comm.) month-closing accounts. মাসকাবারি a. required at the close of a month; sufficient for a month; monthly. 15)

(p. 864) māsatutō descended from a sister or a cousin-sister of one's mother or mother-in-law, avuncular, cousinly. মাসতুতো ভাই, মাসতুতো বোন a cousin. 16)

(p. 864) māsapaẏalā the first day of a month; calends. 17)

(p. 864) māsabṛddhi an intercalary month. 18)

(p. 864) māsabhara throughout the month. 19)

(p. 864) māsamāinē monthly wages; a monthly salary. 20)

(p. 864) māsaśāśuḍ়i a sister or a cousin-sister of one's mother-in-law, an aunt-in-law. 21)

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