(p. 874) muluka a country; a kingdom; native land, motherland. 33)

(p. 863) māla2 an Indian tribe; a member of this tribe; a snake-charmer; a healer (esp. one knowing occult methods) of poisonous snakebites (also মালবৈদ্য). 3)

(p. 879) mēdinī the earth, the world. 27)

(p. 831) matkṛta done or performed by me. 21)

(p. 852) mānī honoured, respected; respectable, honourable; having prestige or dignity; particular about one's own prestige or dignity; egotistic; vainglorious; touchy. fem. মানিনী in all the senses of মানী, and esp.-one who often sulks on account of amorous quarrel; huffy. 124)

(p. 885) mauralā a species of very small and delicious fish. 11)

(p. 879) mṛnmaẏa made of earth or clay, earthen, clayey; mud-built (মৃন্ময় কুটির). fem. মৃন্ময়ী । মৃন্ময় তলানি (geog.) terrigenous deposit. ̃পাত্র same as মৃত্পাত্র । ̃মূর্তি n. a clay-model; an image made of clay. ̃শিল্প same as মৃত্শিল্প । 2)

(p. 831) maḍ়uñcē stillborn; giving birth to stillborn babies (মড়ুঞ্চে পোয়াতি). 9)

(p. 838) manōja born in the mind; born of the mind n. the god of Love (who dwells in the mind); Cupid. 11)

(p. 847) mahīndra, mahīpati, mahīpāla a king. 37)

(p. 831) maṭāt same as মট্ । 2)

(p. 872) muḍ়ā3, mōḍ়ā to pollard, to lop; to eat of the top (of) (ছাগলে গাছ মুড়েছে); to shave (মাথা মোড়া) 33)

(p. 864) māsṭāra a teacher, a tutor, a trainer; a man in charge, a chief executive, a master (পোস্টমাস্টার). মাস্টারি n. act or profession of teaching or training. 27)

(p. 852) mātalāmi, mātalāmō drunken revel or revelry, riotous drunkenness. 54)

(p. 852) māduli an amulet (usu. shaped like a tom-tom). 78)