(p. 882) mōhinī enchanting, bewitching; charming; infatuating; possession bewitching personal charm. n. fem. (myth.) an exquisitely bewitching figure of a woman assumed by Vishnu (বিষ্ণু) to delude asuras (অসুর); a woman of bewitching beauty or personal charm; witchcraft or sorcery (usu. মোহিনীবিদ্যা); hypnotism, mesmerism (also মোহিনীবিদ্যা). মোহিনী মায়া n. an enchanting illusion. ̃শক্তি n. the power of enchanting or bewitching; hypnotic power. 46)

(p. 838) manu (myth.) any one of the fourteen sons of Brahma (ব্রহ্মা); the fourteenth Manu (মনু). regarded as the father and first law-giver of mankind. 5)

(p. 879) mēṭē2 made of clay or earth (মেটে পুতুল); mud-built (মেটে ঘর); plastered with clay or terra-cotta (দোমেটে); of earthy complexion, mud-coloured. মেটে সাপ a non-venomous mud-coloured snake. 17)

(p. 874) muhyamāna stunned; stupefied; benumbed; extremely afflicted (শোকে মুহ্যমান) । 51)

(p. 886) myāca1 a formal contest or game, a match ফুটবল-ম্যাচ 3)

(p. 831) matihāri grown in Matihari. n. tobacco growing in Matihari. 27)

(p. 831) manasabadāra (hist.) one of a class of army commanders serving in lieu of a jaghir. মনসবদারি n. office of the aforesaid arny commanders. 70)

(p. 874) muri a sewer, a gutter; a drain. 27)

(p. 847) mahīmanḍala the earth, the entire earth. 38)

(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. 874) muhuri2 a clerk or scrivener. ̃গিরি n. clerkship. 48)

(p. 852) māṇikya ruby; (loos.) a gem. 47)

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

(p. 831) manarakṣā compliance with one's orders or desires; acting or working to please another; humouring or flattering. মনরক্ষা করা v. to comply with one's orders or desires or wishes; to act to please another; to humour; to flatter. 67)

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