(p. 872) mukhāgni fire applied to the mouth of the dead at cremation; act of singeing the mouth of the dead at cremation. মুখাগ্নি করা v. to singe the mouth of the dead at cremation. 3)

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

(p. 874) muẏājjina (Mus.) one who announces the hours of prayer from a minaret, a muezzin. 21)

(p. 862) mārca the third month of the English calendar, March. 15)

(p. 874) muluka a country; a kingdom; native land, motherland. 33)

(p. 872) mucaḍ়ānō to contort; to wring, to twist, to wriggle; to wrench. 21)

(p. 843) mariẏā desperate, (cp.) devil-may-care. মরিয়া লোক a desperado. মরিয়া হয়ে adv. desperately, in desperation. 11)

(p. 863) mālika a proprietor (fem. a proprietress, a proprietrix), an owner; a master (fem. mistress), a lord. ̃হীন a. ownerless; derelict.

(p. 876) mūrchā a fainting fit, a swoon; (med.) a syncope. v. same as মূর্ছা যাওয়া । মূর্ছা যাওয়া v. to faint, to swoon. ̃গত, ̃প্রাপ্ত a. fainted, swooned; lying unconscious. ̃বায়ু, ̃রোগ n. epilepsy; syncope. ̃বায়ুগ্রস্ত a. epileptic; syncopic, syncoptic. ̃ভঙ্গ n. regaining of consciousness from a fainting fit. 6)

(p. 885) maucāka a beehive, a honeycomb. 4)

(p. 863) mālā2 a coconut-shell; a coconut-shell cut into the shape of a tumbler. 15)

(p. 838) manōbijñāna, manōbidyā psychology. মনোবিদ্যাগত a. psychological. মনোবিজানী n. a psychologist. 20)

(p. 867) mīmāṃsita solved, decided; determined; settled; arbitrated, compromised. 34)

(p. 852) mārapyān̐ca shrewd or trappy trick (খেলার মারপ্যাঁচ); a shrewd or tricky twist or turn (কথার মারপ্যাঁচ); quibbling, equivocation. 154)

(p. 852) mānya same as মাননীয় । n. honour, respect, cordial reception (মান্য করা); a gift of honour, a complimentary present (মান্য দেওয়া); compliance, observance. fem. a. মান্যা । মান্য করা v. to honour, to respect, to accord cordial reception (to); to comply with, to observe. ̃গণ্য a. respectable and important. ̃বর a. highly honourable or venerable or respectable. ̃বরেষু adv. to a highly respectable person (used as a polite mode of addressing a letter). 133)