(p. 838) manōbhaṅga disappointment; despondency; dejection; discouragement. 23)

(p. 831) manḍapa a roofed or otherwise covered terrace or place usu. with four sides open; a pavilion. 14)

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

(p. 879) mērāpa a temporary shed built of straw and bamboo-poles. 38)

(p. 852) māṭhākaruna mother, madam (used in politely addressing a lady). 42)

(p. 852) māganā obtained by begging. a. & adv. cost-free, free, gratis (মাগনা জিনিস, মাগনা খাটা). 10)

(p. 867) mihidānā a kind of sweetmeat consisting of very small globules. 29)

(p. 831) maniba master (fem.: a mistress); an employer. fem. মনিবানি ।

(p. 851) mākanā young elephant whose tusks have not yet been cut.

(p. 830) majuda, majuta stored up; hoarded; reserved; in reserve for future use, reserve; still existing (আমার শক্তি এখনও মজুদ); ready to hand, at beck and call (হুকুম তামিলের জন্য মজুত আছি). মজুদ তহবিল reserve fund; reserve capital. ̃দার n. a hoarder. ̃দারি n. hoarding. 2)

(p. 872) muchā, mōchā to wipe; to mop, to swab; to rub out, to obliterate, to efface. to expunge (দাগ মোছা). ̃নো v. to cause to wipe or mop or swab or rub out or obliterate or efface or expunge. 26)

(p. 847) mahīndra, mahīpati, mahīpāla a king. 37)

(p. 882) mau honey.

(p. 839) marā1 alloy (পানমরা). a.alloyed (মরা সোনা).

(p. 865) mitākṣarā an ancient Hindu treatise on the law and rules of inheritance.