(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. 886) myāpa an atlas; a map. ম্যাপ দেখা v. to read a map. ম্যাপ রচনা করা v. to draw a map. 12)

(p. 865) miṭhēkaḍ়ā (of tobacco) moderately strong; (of words) suave yet cutting to the quick. 16)

(p. 879) mēsa an establishment for a number of persons taking their meals (and often living) together, a mess. ̃বাড়ি n. a mess-building, a mess. 54)

(p. 876) mūrchanā (mus.) a gradual modulation or rise and fall of voice; (mus.) a sweet tremor of voice. 5)

(p. 831) manastuṣṭi mental satisfaction or pleasure; heart's content; (loos.) adulation. ̃কর a. pleasing, satisfying; gratifying. 74)

(p. 839) maẏanā2, maẏanā tadanta post-mortem examination, autopsy. 47)

(p. 828) makaranda the nectar or honey of a flower. 10)

(p. 865) michimichi (coll.) for nothing, in vain, meaninglessly, uselessly. a. false; useless, meaningless. 3)

(p. 851) mahōpakāra a great good turn, great benefit or service. মহোপকারক, মহোপকারী a. very beneficial or serviceable; very benevolent; highly benign. n. a great benefactor. 10)

(p. 872) mucakānō to sprain or cause to sprain, to be wricked or to wrick (পা মুচকেছে) 19)

(p. 874) munaśi a clerk, a scrivener, a scribe; a secretary; an Urdu teacher; a munshi. ̃য়ানা n. erudition; skill in drafting or composition; calligraphy; skill; virtuosity. খানমুনশি n. a private secretary. 7)

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

(p. 872) mujarima a criminal. 27)

(p. 879) mēcētā freckles; lentigo. মেচেতা পড়া v. to be freckled. 9)