(p. 867) miśuka sociable, companionable. 19)

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

(p. 879) maithila of or inhabiting Mithila. মৈথিলী n. the language of Mithila; a woman of Mithila. 62)

(p. 874) munāsiba to one's liking or choice, agreeable to; fit, worthy. 10)

(p. 865) miṭhāi sweetmeat. ̃ওয়ালা n. a confectioner. মিঠাইয়ের দোকান a sweetmeatshop, a confectionary. 15)

(p. 847) mahiṣa the buffalo. ̃ধ্বজ, ̃বাহন n. appellations of Yama (যম), the god of death. ̃মর্দিনী n. fem. (myth.) Goddess Durga (দুর্গা) who slew the demon Mahisa (মহিষ); (fig.) a terrible female warrior, (cp.) an amazon; (facet.) a termagant. 31)

(p. 852) māmā a brother or cousin-brother of one's mother, a maternal uncle, an uncle. ̃তো a. descended from one's maternal uncle, avuncular. মামাতো ভাই বা বোন a cousin. ̃শ্বশুর n. a maternal uncle of one's husband or wife, an uncle-in-law. 143)

(p. 852) mānamaẏī fem. huffy; touchy. 109)

(p. 879) mēdura plesantly soft or smooth; glib, unctuous; verdant, green. 28)

(p. 831) madira intoxicating; besotting; infatuating. ̃তা n. intoxication; drunkenness; infatuation. মদিরা n. rich. wine (cp. Madeira). মদিরাক্ষী, মদিরেক্ষণা n. fem. a woman with eyes pleasantly dilated with or as with drunkeness; a woman having beautiful eyes. মদিরাগৃহ n. an ale-house, a grog-shop. 38)

(p. 864) māsakābāra close of a calendar month; (comm.) month-closing accounts. মাসকাবারি a. required at the close of a month; sufficient for a month; monthly. 15)

(p. 852) mātāmāti drunken revelry; great excitement; feverish activities or enthusiasm; revelry; romping naughtiness. 60)

(p. 828) makuba, makupha remission; condonation; exemption. মুকুব করা v. to remit; to condone; to exempt. 16)

(p. 882) mōgala a Moghul. a. Moghul.মোগলাই a. pertaining to Moghuls; current amongst Moghuls. 7)

(p. 879) maithuna sexual intercourse, copulation, cohabitation, coitus. 63)