(p. 844) mardinī of মর্দন (a.). 3)

(p. 839) mandāra (myth.) a celestial tree or its flower; the coral tree. ̃মালিকা n. a wreath or garland of mythological mandar (মন্দার) flowers. 31)

(p. 886) myājika magic. ম্যাজিক-লণ্ঠন n. magic lantern. 6)

(p. 872) mutasuddi a deputy or agent; a commercial agent, a banian. 41)

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

(p. 839) marada a man, a male; a male animal; a manly man; a heroic man; a young man; (vul.) a husband. মরদকা বাত হাতিকা দাঁত a heroic man's irrevocable pledge or word is unfailingly dependable as ivory which never slumps or falls in price. 59)

(p. 879) mēśāmiśi close association; free mixing; intimacy; familiarity; social communication. 51)

(p. 885) mauli a crown, diadem; the head or forehead; hair done in a bun on the crown of the head. 19)

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

(p. 867) misṭāra Mr. Mister. 26)

(p. 844) malāi trampling; rubbing; scrubbing; massaging; threshing, thrashing. 18)

(p. 852) mājhi a helmsman, a steersman; a boatswain; a boatman; (amongst Santal people) a headman or a husband. ̃গিরি n. the profession of a helmsman or steersman or boatswain or boatman. ̃মাল্লা n. a helmsman and his subordinate boatmen; boatmen; a boatswain and his subordinate sailors. ̃য়ান n. fem. (amongst Santal people) the wife of a headman or a wife. 32)

(p. 863) mālañca a flower-garden. 8)

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

(p. 838) manōmatō to one's liking or choice, after one's own heart. 26)