(p. 831) manḍūka the frog. fem. মন্ডূকী । 17)

(p. 867) milamilā, milamilē measles. 10)

(p. 862) mārkēṭa a market. মার্কেটিং n. marketing; shopping. মার্কেটিং করা v. to visit a market for shopping, to market; to shop. 13)

(p. 852) mādrāsā a madrasa, a madrasah. 81)

(p. 844) malana trampling; rubbing; scrubbing; massaging; threshing, thrashing. 12)

(p. 852) mākāla a lovely-looking fruit with offensive-smelling inedible pulp, (cp.) the colocynth; (fig.) a very handsome but worthless person. 2)

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

(p. 839) mandurā stable; mat. 35)

(p. 831) manamarā down-hearted, morose, lowspirited, vapoury, (sl.) browned off; dejected, melancholy. 66)

(p. 852) māna3 huff caused by undesirable behaviour of a beloved person; tiff, sulks, pique. মান করা v. to be in a huff, to huff, to sulk. মান ভরে adv. in a fit of pique or resentment. মান ভাঙানো v. to win over or placate a beloved who is in a huff. 94)

(p. 828) maga2 a native of Arakan or Burma. মগের মুলুক Arakan; Burma; (fig.) a lawless country. 22)

(p. 879) mēhanata physical or manual labour, toil; (fig.) laborious effort or endeavour. মেহনত করা v. to labour, to toil; (fig.) to work or endeavour laboriously. মেহনতি a. engaged in manual labouring, toiling. 58)

(p. 882) mōḍ়li the position and function of the headman; (sarcas.) unnecessary bossing, overbearing or masterful manner. 21)

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

(p. 830) maṭaki a large earthen barrel or cask. 22)