(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. 882) mōkāma a residence, a dwelling house; a trading-station; a station; an address. 3)

(p. 874) munāphā profit. মুনাফা লোটা v. to profiteer. ̃খোর, ̃বাজ a. given to profiteering. n. a profiteer. ̃খোরি, ̃বাজি n. profiteering. 9)

(p. 872) mukhānō to wait in eager expectation, to crane one's neck in eagerness or expectation. a. having craned one's neck in eagerness or expectation. 5)

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

(p. 879) mējē, mējhē the floor. 14)

(p. 839) maramara2 about to die, dying; moribund; as if dying. Also মরোমরো । 60)

(p. 852) māmuli hackneyed, trite, banal, stock; conventional, traditional, traditionally or conventionally fixed (মামুলি স্বত্ব); most ordinary, negligible, paltry (মামুলি ব্যাপার). 145)

(p. 852) māgadha of or relating to Magadha, Magadhan. মাগধী n. Magadhi, the Prakritic language which is considered the source of Hindi and Bengali. অর্ধমাগধী n. a kind of Magadhi (মাগধী) corrupted with mixture of several Prakritic dialects. 8)

(p. 876) mūlādhāra the real cause. 17)

(p. 882) mōti pearl. 25)

(p. 885) mauralā a species of very small and delicious fish. 11)

(p. 831) matsara envy, malice, spite; malevolence. a. envious, malicious, spiteful; malevolent; base, mean. 24)

(p. 851) māiphēla a party revelling in music and dance. 20)

(p. 867) mirabahara an admiral. 4)