(p. 852) mādala a kind of tom-tom played on by the Santal (সাঁওতাল) people. 74)

(p. 839) maẏalā excrement, faeces, stool, dung; refuse; filth, soil, dirt; gloom, melancholy; angularity, crookedness (মনের ময়লা). a. filthy; dirty, soiled; (of complexion) dark; not bright or clear, clouded, overcast (ময়লা আকাশ); glum, melancholy (ময়লা মুখ); crooked (ময়লা মন). ময়লা করা v. to soil. ময়লার গাড়ি a scavenger's cart or van or train, a night-soil cart. ̃টে a. slightly soiled; appearing to be soiled; (of complexion) darkish; slightly clouded or overcast; slightly glum. 49)

(p. 879) mēlā3 to open (চোখ মেলা); to spread out (রোদে কাপড় মেলা). 47)

(p. 844) marmara1 marble. 5)

(p. 867) miramunaśi chief clerk, head clerk; chief secretary. 5)

(p. 831) madō of or pertaining to wine (মদো গন্ধ); addicted to wine (মদো মাতাল). ̃মাতাল লোক a boozer, a drunkard. 40)

(p. 843) marāi a large corn-bin made of mat, cane etc. 3)

(p. 829) maca denoting: a sharp snapping noise. মচমচ int. denoting: repeated snapping noise. মচমচে a. crisp (মচমচে মুড়ি). 4)

(p. 874) muniẏā munia, a tiny Indian bird. 13)

(p. 865) miṭāra3 a verse rhythm, fixed arrangement of accented and unaccented syllables, metre. 12)

(p. 831) manasabadāra (hist.) one of a class of army commanders serving in lieu of a jaghir. মনসবদারি n. office of the aforesaid arny commanders. 70)

(p. 865) michimichi (coll.) for nothing, in vain, meaninglessly, uselessly. a. false; useless, meaningless. 3)

(p. 872) mucaki half-expressed by the turning up of lips, (cp.) smirky (মুচকি হাসি) 20)

(p. 839) mantripariṣat ministers collectively, the ministry, the cabinet. 17)

(p. 831) mana1 a measure of weight (=4 seers or about 82 lbs.), a maund. ̃কষা n. the system of calculating weight in terms of maunds, seers etc. ̃কে adv. for each maund, each maund; in every or each maund. 56)