(p. 872) mudā, mōdā to close, to shut (আঁখি মোদা) 43)

(p. 865) mita temperate; moderate; restricted; abstemious. 18)

(p. 864) māstula a mast (of a ship). 28)

(p. 886) myāca2 a match-box, matches. 4)

(p. 852) māndāsa a raft, a float. 130)

(p. 847) mahanmadi Mohammedan, Muslim. n. a Mohammedan. 14)

(p. 831) madra the ancient name of the Punjab and some adjoining districts. 43)

(p. 830) mañjila a palace; a magnificent building, a mansion. 13)

(p. 829) majabuta firm; stiff, fast; strong, hard; lasting, durable. 6)

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

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

(p. 874) mulatāni of Multan. n. Multan the Indian musical mode. 31)

(p. 844) malaẏa a mountain range in South India, the Western Ghats (also মলয়গিরি, মলয়াচল); the ancient name of Malabar or of the Malay Peninsula; the south wind or vernal breeze; (cp.) zephyr (also মলয়পবন, মলয়বায়ু, মলয়মারুত, মলয়সমীর, মলয়সমীরণ, মলয়ানিল). ̃জ a. grown on the Malaya (মলয়) mountains. n. sandal-wood, sandal; the south wind; the vernal breeze. মলয়জশীতল a. cooled by the south wind. 16)

(p. 839) mantribara (in courtesy) a great minister, (cp.) the hon'ble minister. 18)

(p. 844) mallāra an Indian musical mode of the rainy season. 24)