(p. 839) mandā abated; (comm.) seized with depression, slumped. n. abatement; (comm.) depression, a slump; (poet. & obs.) a wicked person. 26)

(p. 846) masūrikā, masūrī small-pox, variola. 17)

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

(p. 844) malā2 to trample; to rub; to scrub; to thresh; to thrash. 17)

(p. 852) māraṇa killing, slaughter; destroying, destruction; an occult rite performed to cause one's death (মারণমন্ত্র); calcination (of metals). মারণাস্ত্র n. a weapon of destruction. মারিত a. killed; destroyed. 153)

(p. 847) mahābhārata the Mahabharata, the greatest epic of the world. মহাভারত অশুদ্ধ হওয়া (fig.) occurrence of a serious fault or lapse, (cp.) profanation of the Bible. মহাভারত আরম্ভ করা (fig.) to begin an intolerably long harangue; (fig.) to make a long introduction. 27)

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

(p. 866) mithuna a male and a female, a couple, a pair; (astr. & astrol.) the Twins, the Gemini (also মিথুনরাশি). 9)

(p. 864) miu expressing: the cry of a cat, mew. মিউমিউ int. expressing: repeated mewing. মিউমিউ করা v. to mew repeatedly; to mew.

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

(p. 830) maṭana mutton. ̃চপ n. a mutton-chop. 23)

(p. 882) mau honey.

(p. 844) mala1 a bangle for the ankle. 10)

(p. 851) mahōdaẏa very generous or high-minded or high-souled; highly prosperous or opulent; greatly elevated or exalted. fem. মহোদয়া । 8)

(p. 847) mastāna a rowdy acting officiously as the leader of a locality. মস্তানি1 n. rowdyism. মস্তানি2 n. fem. a turbulent female of questionable morals; a rowdy harlot. 2)