(p. 872) -mukhī of -মুখো । 10)

(p. 831) maṭha a monastery or a nunnery, a convent; an abbey; a shrine, a temple; an academy; a sweetmeat made of congealed sugar shaped like a temple. ̃ধারী, মঠাধিকারী, মঠাধ্যক্ষ n. a head of a monastery or convent, an abbot. fem. ̃ধারিণী an abbess. 3)

(p. 852) mānanīẏa honourable; venerable; respectable. fem. মাননীয়া । মাননীয়েষু adv. to an honourable person (used as a polite mode of addressing a letter). fem. মাননীয়াসু ।. 103)

(p. 872) mujarima a criminal. 27)

(p. 852) mānē-bi a book of explanatory notes; a help-book, a key. 127)

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

(p. 872) muñja a kind of grass from which cords are made. 28)

(p. 872) mucaḍ়ānō to contort; to wring, to twist, to wriggle; to wrench. 21)

(p. 872) mugdha fascinated; enchanted, bewitched; highly attracted, captivated; spellbound; engrossed, absorbed (ধ্যানমুগ্ধ) entranced (আবেশমুগ্ধ); foolishly doting (স্নেহমুগ্ধ); enamoured of; foolish or ignorant (মুগ্ধবোধ); simple, naive (মুগ্ধস্বভাব) fem. মুগ্ধা । মুগ্ধ করা v. to fascinate; to enchant, to bewitch; to attract highly, to captivate; to engross or absorb; to entrance. 18)

(p. 885) maurbī a bowstring (esp. one made of the bowstring hemp). 14)

(p. 831) mana-dēōẏā-nēōẏā mutual love-making; courtship. 62)

(p. 852) māthāla a kind of improvised wickerumbrella; the top of a pillar, a capital. 69)

(p. 852) mājuphala the gall-nut. মাজুফলের রস gallic acid. 27)

(p. 872) muñjarana blossoming; sprouting. 29)

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