(p. 831) madō of or pertaining to wine (মদো গন্ধ); addicted to wine (মদো মাতাল). ̃মাতাল লোক a boozer, a drunkard. 40)

(p. 852) mānana, mānanā honouring or respecting; cordial reception; obeying; believing; acknowledgement, owing admission; heading; observance; act of calling on or appealing to or citing; act of promising to offer in sacrifice, vowing. 102)

(p. 879) mēja1 a table; a desk. 12)

(p. 831) mana-ḍhālā whole-hearted. 61)

(p. 852) mānada bestowing or conferring honour upon; fetching honour to. 99)

(p. 852) māṇikya ruby; (loos.) a gem. 47)

(p. 872) mudita2 closed, shut. মুদিত করা v. to close, to shut. 47)

(p. 852) mānē-mānē whilst one's prestige or dignity is still unimpaired. 128)

(p. 872) -mukhī of -মুখো । 10)

(p. 831) maḍ়ipōḍ়ā taking part in cremating the dead bodies of unrelated persons. n. such a Brahman (considered an outcast). 8)

(p. 846) masta the head (ছিন্ন মস্তা) a. high, tall, lofty; very large or big, huge; very broad or long; vast extensive; big (মস্ত মামলা); great (মস্ত বীর); eminent (মস্ত লোক); very distinguished, very influential or powerful; very rich or opulent; elevated, noble (মস্ত আদর্শ); of great value (মস্ত কথা); very important (মস্ত প্রশ্ন); very difficult (মস্ত দায়িত্ব); very serious (মস্ত বিপদ); too much (মস্ত জ্বালা); (iron.) scanty, poor (মস্ত দরদ). adv. very (মস্ত বড়ো). 19)

(p. 885) maujā a village; a group or block of villages regarded as an administrative unit (cp. a county). 6)

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

(p. 852) mākunda one who, though of age, has not yet grown one's beard. 4)

(p. 874) muẏājjina (Mus.) one who announces the hours of prayer from a minaret, a muezzin. 21)