(p. 876) mūlā2 the nineteenth of the twenty-seven stars of Hindu astronomy. 15)

(p. 863) mālaśāṭa loincloth worn by tucking it tightly between one's legs like a suspenser; bragging or vaunting (as by a fighter); slapping of one's arms etc. as one gets ready to attack. মালশাট মারা v. to tuck one's loincloth tightly between one's legs like a suspenser; to brag or vaunt; to slap one's arms etc. as one gets ready to attack. 13)

(p. 851) mākanā young elephant whose tusks have not yet been cut.

(p. 882) mōhara an obsolete gold coin of India and Persia, a mohur; a seal, a stamp. 43)

(p. 839) maẏarā a confectioner. fem. ময়রানি । ̃গিরি n. confectionery. ময়রার দোকান a confectionery. 48)

(p. 862) mārkasabādī a Marxist. a. Marxist, Marxian. 10)

(p. 864) māsabṛddhi an intercalary month. 18)

(p. 872) muṭē a porter. মুটে-মজুর n. labourers collectively; labourers as a class; (usu. derog.) a menial or low-grade worker. 30)

(p. 847) mahā1 (coll.) terrible or formidable (মহা শত্রু); excessive or exuberant (মহা ফুর্তি); large (মহাশোল). 23)

(p. 830) maṭana mutton. ̃চপ n. a mutton-chop. 23)

(p. 851) māiphēla a party revelling in music and dance. 20)

(p. 863) mālāi-barapha ice-cream. 19)

(p. 851) mahōtsāha great enthusiasm or energy or zeal. মহোত্সাহী n. greatly enthusiastic or energetic or zealous. মহোত্সাহে adv. with great enthusiasm or zeal. 6)

(p. 852) māthurā of Mathura (মথুরা) in India. n. a cycle of songs ventilating the sorrow of the people of Brindaban caused by Krishna's (কৃষ্ণ) departure to Mathura; song of this cycle. 72)

(p. 885) maulānā (Mus.) a Mohammedan scholar or teacher or an order higher than that of maulabis মৌলবি । 18)