(p. 886) mlāẏamāna darkening. 16)

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

(p. 872) mudā, mōdā to close, to shut (আঁখি মোদা) 43)

(p. 839) maraśuma, marasuma a season; the time of the year for anything, a tide; opportune time of some continuance. পূজার মরশুম the Puja season. বড়দিনের মরশুম Christmas-tide. শীতের মরশুম the winter season, winter-time. মরশুমি a. seasonal. মরশুমিফুল a season flower. 63)

(p. 879) mēchuni a fishwife; a fishwoman, a fisher-woman. 10)

(p. 864) mālinī of মালী (n. & a.). 3)

(p. 864) mālōpamā (rhet.) multiple similes stringed together. 8)

(p. 885) mautāta extreme craving for liquor or drugs at routine hours as felt by inveterate drunkards and drug-addicts; act of drinking wine or taking drugs at routine hours; pleasant stupor caused by drugging or drinking. মৌতাত করা v. to drink wine or take drugs at the fixed hour. মৌতাত ছুটে যাওয়া v. to have one's pleasant drugstupor or besottedness disturbed. মৌতাতের সময় a fixed hour for taking drugs or drinking wine. 8)

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

(p. 847) mahīẏāna very glorified or majestic or exalted or noble. 39)

(p. 864) māhiṣya a caste amongst Hindus; a member of this caste. 30)

(p. 886) myānējāra a manager (fem.: a manageress). ম্যানেজারি n. managership. ম্যানেজারি করা v. to act as a manager; to manage. 11)

(p. 852) mādhaba relating to honey; honeyed. n. Krishna (কৃষ্ণ) or Vishnu (বিষ্ণু). মাধবী, মাধবিকা, মাধবীলতা n. an evergreen creeper, (cp.) the myrtle. মাধবীকুঞ্জ n. a myrtle-bower. 82)

(p. 852) māẏa together with, inclusive of, with, even. 146)

(p. 866) mitrākṣara the rhymed verse, verse with end-rhyme. 8)