(p. 872) muḍ়i3 a folded edge or hem of cloth etc.; covering or wrapping. মুড়ি দেওয়া v. to hem; to cover or wrap oneself (কাঁথা মুড়ি দেওয়া). মুড়ি-সেলাই n. a hemstitch, a hem. মুড়ি-সেলাই দেওয়া বা করা v. to hem-stitch, to hem. 37)

(p. 844) marmōdghāṭana, marmōddhāra, marmōdbhēda elicitation or exposition of the underlying truth or (inner) significance or mystery. মর্মোদ্ঘাটন করা v. to elicit or bring out the underlying truth or (inner) significance or mystery (of); to find the sense or meaning of; to reveal the secret of, to puzzle out. 7)

(p. 867) misibābā (used by domestic servants) missy. 24)

(p. 839) manḍā1 a sweet blob. 12)

(p. 838) manōbijñāna, manōbidyā psychology. মনোবিদ্যাগত a. psychological. মনোবিজানী n. a psychologist. 20)

(p. 865) mitabyaẏa, mitabyaẏitā frugality, thrift, economy. মিতব্যয়ী a. frugal, thrifty, economical. 19)

(p. 874) muphati (Mus.) an expounder of Mohammedan laws, a mufti; the civilian dress of one who wears a uniform, mufti. 17)

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

(p. 862) māruta the wind, air. মারুতি n. a son of the wind-god. 7)

(p. 839) mandāra (myth.) a celestial tree or its flower; the coral tree. ̃মালিকা n. a wreath or garland of mythological mandar (মন্দার) flowers. 31)

(p. 872) mucukunda a variety of champak flowers. 25)

(p. 882) mōnā the pestle of a foot-driven husking-tree. 30)

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

(p. 839) manmatha (myth.) the Hindu god of love (cp. Cupid, Eros). ̃শরাহত a. wounded with the shafts of love; love-sick. 38)

(p. 831) maḍ়uñcē stillborn; giving birth to stillborn babies (মড়ুঞ্চে পোয়াতি). 9)