(p. 847) mahīlatā an earthworm. 41)

(p. 867) mukhaṭi2 a lid, a cap, a cork, a stopper (as of a bottle etc.). 44)

(p. 867) mukura a mirror, a looking-glass, a speculum. 38)

(p. 852) mā-marā motherless. 142)

(p. 874) mumukṣā desire for salvation. 18)

(p. 874) musammata (Mus.) an appellation affixed to the names of Muslim women, (cp.) Miss, Mrs. 41)

(p. 872) mugā a kind of silkworm; a kind of coarse silk spun by the aforesaid silkworms. 16)

(p. 828) makkā maize. 17)

(p. 852) mābhaiḥ (used as int.) don't fear, be not afraid. a. expelling fear (মাভৈঃ বাণী). 139)

(p. 867) mukunda one who gives salvation; Vishnu (বিষ্ণু) 37)

(p. 872) mukhōśa a false face, a mask; (fig.) dissimulation, hypocrisy, disguise. মুখোশ পরা v. to masquerade, to mask; (fig.) to dissimulate, to disguise oneself. মুখোশ পরানো v. to mask; (fig.) to disguise. 13)

(p. 867) mukuṭa a crown, a diadem, a coronet. মুকুট পরা v. to put on or wear a crown. মুকুট পরানো v. to crown. মুকুট-পরা a. diademed. 36)

(p. 831) maṭha a monastery or a nunnery, a convent; an abbey; a shrine, a temple; an academy; a sweetmeat made of congealed sugar shaped like a temple. ̃ধারী, মঠাধিকারী, মঠাধ্যক্ষ n. a head of a monastery or convent, an abbot. fem. ̃ধারিণী an abbess. 3)

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

(p. 882) mōti pearl. 25)