(p. 885) mauja pleasant stupor caused by drugging. besottedness (আফিমের মৌজ); comfort, ease; pleasure, relish. মৌজ করা v. to drug oneself to enjoy a pleasant stupor; to sit or lie comfortably or at ease; to relax খাওয়ার পর মৌজ করা; to do something with relish (মৌজ করে খাওয়া). মৌজ করে বসা v. to sit easy or cosily or comfortably, (cp.) to be at home. 5)

(p. 852) mātalāmi, mātalāmō drunken revel or revelry, riotous drunkenness. 54)

(p. 838) manōbhāra the burden of one's mind, heaviness of one's heart (that is, grief, huff etc.); mental distress. 25)

(p. 879) mēkhalā an ornamental girdle; (rare) a sword-guard or sword-belt. 7)

(p. 852) māraka a pestilence, a plague. a. destructive; pestilential. 152)

(p. 874) murāri Krishna (কৃষ্ণ), who killed Mura মুর the demon. 26)

(p. 831) mathita churned; stirred; trampled; routed; crushed. মথিত করা same as মথন করা (see মথন). 32)

(p. 846) masalina a very fine and soft cotton fabric, muslin. 12)

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

(p. 831) madāndha blind with vanity. 36)

(p. 886) myālēriẏā malaria. ̃ঘটিত a. malarial. ̃জ্বর n. malarial fever. ম্যালেরিয়া বিশেষজ্ঞ n. malariologist. 13)

(p. 852) māgadha of or relating to Magadha, Magadhan. মাগধী n. Magadhi, the Prakritic language which is considered the source of Hindi and Bengali. অর্ধমাগধী n. a kind of Magadhi (মাগধী) corrupted with mixture of several Prakritic dialects. 8)

(p. 867) misēsa Mrs. Mistress. 25)

(p. 852) māraphata per, through, by. দূত মারফত through a messenger. 155)

(p. 872) mukhāgni fire applied to the mouth of the dead at cremation; act of singeing the mouth of the dead at cremation. মুখাগ্নি করা v. to singe the mouth of the dead at cremation. 3)