(p. 839) maẏanā1 a bird of the starling family, the myna, the hill mynah, Gracula religiosa. 46)

(p. 852) māṇabaka a (male) child; a manikin, a dwarf. 46)

(p. 872) muddati continuing or enforced for a fixed period; periodical; temporary.

(p. 866) mitrā of মিত্র । 7)

(p. 831) manakkā raisin. 59)

(p. 879) mēhagani mahogany. 57)

(p. 838) manōbhāba one's secret thoughts and feelings, one's mind; mental state; attitude; predisposition. 24)

(p. 867) mukarari (of land) held on payment of fixed rent. 35)

(p. 852) mānika ruby; a jewel; (fig.) a precious object, an object of joy or hope. ̃জোড় n. a variety of egrets usually moving in pairs; (fig.-often dero.) a pair of inseparable friends or associates. 123)

(p. 847) mahīruha a tree (esp. a big one); a plant. 40)

(p. 866) mini2 small or minor (মিনিস্কাট, মিনিবাস). n. the small form of a thing; a minibus. 18)

(p. 846) maśā the mosquito. ডাঁশ মশা n. the gnat. মশা মারতে কামান দাগা (fig.) to crush a butterfly on a wheel. 5)

(p. 876) mūrta corporeal, embodied, personized; incarnate; concrete; material; (phys.) real; (fig.) palpable, tangible, visible, manifest. মূর্ত করা v. to embody; to personize; to incarnate; to concretize; to make visible or tangible or manifest. 8)

(p. 876) mūrchanā (mus.) a gradual modulation or rise and fall of voice; (mus.) a sweet tremor of voice. 5)

(p. 838) manōbṛtti the faculty of the mind; mentality (গোলামি মনোবৃত্তি) 21)