(p. 846) masipātra, masidhāna an inkpot, an inkhorn. 16)

(p. 879) mēōẏā a collective name of several nutritious fruits namely pomegranates, grapes, raisins, almonds etc.; any nutritious fruit. ̃ওয়ালা n. a fruit-seller, a fruiteret. fem. ̃ওয়ালি a fruiteress. 4)

(p. 844) malidā a fine and soft woollen fabric; a shawl made of this fabric. 21)

(p. 830) majhu (poet. & obs.) my. 7)

(p. 852) mādala a kind of tom-tom played on by the Santal (সাঁওতাল) people. 74)

(p. 852) mācharāṅā the kingfisher. 20)

(p. 863) mālakōśa, mālakōṣa Malkosh; an Indian musical mode. 6)

(p. 852) mādrāji of Madras (মাদ্রাজ). n. a native of Madras. 80)

(p. 831) madhyābashā mediocrity; the middle or middling state. 52)

(p. 885) maurya the Maurya dynasty. 15)

(p. 882) mōkābilā confronting, encountering; settlement of disputes by meeting face to face; settlement in presence of all concerned. মোকাবিলা করা v. to encounter or confront or try to settle disputes by sitting face to face; to brave. 2)

(p. 839) marakata emerald. ̃কুঞ্জ n. emerald bower. ̃বর্ণ a. emerald-green. 55)

(p. 865) miḍ় (mus.) sweet and pleasant rolling from one note to another. 17)

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

(p. 882) mōhita enmeshed in illusion; fascinated; infatuated; beside oneself; swooned; enchanted, charmed; hypnotized. মোহিত করা v. to enmesh in illusion; to fascinate; to infatuate; to cause to swoon; to enchant, to charm, to hypnotize. 45)