(p. 882) mōjā stockings; socks; hose. গরম মোজা woollen socks. ফুল মোজা n. socks that come up to the knee. হাত-মোজা n. gloves. হাফ-মোজা n. socks that come only up to the calf. মোজা-পরা a. stockinged, hosed. মোজা-বিক্রেতা n. a hosier. 12)

(p. 864) māllā an oarsman; a sailor or seaman of the lowest rank, a sailor or boatman by caste. 10)

(p. 862) mārkasabāda Marxism, the theory of Karl Marx. 9)

(p. 844) maśaka1 a large leathern bag for carrying water. 26)

(p. 831) matkartṛka by me. 19)

(p. 862) mārāṭhi a Marathi, a Maharashtrian; the Marathi language. a. Marathi; of Maratha or Maharashtra. 3)

(p. 863) māla1 (sl.) wine, booze. মাল টানা v. (sl.) to drink wine, to booze. 2)

(p. 867) miśa1 inky, as dark as ink; very dark. ̃মিশ int. expressing: inky blackness or darkness. ̃মিশে a. as dark as ink; pitch-dark, very dark. 13)

(p. 879) mēchuẏā a fishmonger or a fisherman. a. relating to fish (মেছুয়া গন্ধ); where fish is sold or auctioned or caught; piscivorous, fish-eating (মেছুয়া কুমির). ̃ঘেরি n. a place for catching fish, a fishery. ̃বাজার n. a fish-market. ̃হাটা n. a retail market for selling consignments of fish by auction; (fig.) a noisy place. 11)

(p. 864) māhēndrakṣaṇa (astrol.) the most auspicious conjunction of stars for commencing any work. 32)

(p. 866) minasē (vul. in abuse or endearment) a grown-up man, a man; a husband. 14)

(p. 862) mārōẏāḍ়i of Marwar. n. a native of Marwar, a Marwari; the language of Marwar, Marwari. 8)

(p. 844) malamala a fine cotton fabric. 14)

(p. 885) mauri fennel; aniseed. মৌরির জল n. aqua anetha. 12)

(p. 828) makamaka denoting: the croaking of the frog. n. the croak. মকমক করা v. to croak. 8)