(p. 831) maḍ়ighara a morgue. 7)

(p. 885) mautāta extreme craving for liquor or drugs at routine hours as felt by inveterate drunkards and drug-addicts; act of drinking wine or taking drugs at routine hours; pleasant stupor caused by drugging or drinking. মৌতাত করা v. to drink wine or take drugs at the fixed hour. মৌতাত ছুটে যাওয়া v. to have one's pleasant drugstupor or besottedness disturbed. মৌতাতের সময় a fixed hour for taking drugs or drinking wine. 8)

(p. 831) manaścakṣu the mind's eye; imagination; insight. 68)

(p. 839) maẏadāna an open plain, an esplanade; a parade-ground, a maidan. 45)

(p. 828) muḍ় a tiara made of sola. 5)

(p. 863) mālāicāki the knee-pan, the knee-cap, the patella. 18)

(p. 831) madhyama middle; second in order of seniority or age (মধ্যমভ্রাতা = the second brother; মধ্যমপুত্র = the second son); (rare) intermediate, medial; middling, mediocre, moderate. n. the waist (সুমধ্যমা); (mus.) the major fourth of the C-scale. ̃পন্হা n. the middle course; (pol.) moderateness, moderatism. ̃পন্হী a. following the middle course; (pol.) moderate. ̃বয়স্ক a. middle-aged. fem. ̃বয়স্কা । মধ্যমা n. the middle finger; (geom.) a median. a. fem. second in order of seniority or age. মধ্যমাঙ্গুলি n. the middle finger. 49)

(p. 830) majura a labourer, a workman, a worker. fem. মজুরনি । ̃সরদার n. a foreman of a gang, a gangsman, a ganger. মজুরের দল a band of labourers; a gang. মজুরি n. labour cost or charges; wages of a labourer; labour work. ম়জুরি করা v. to work as a labourer. 3)

(p. 865) miṭā, mēṭā to be accomplished or finished (কাজ মেটা); to be removed or relieved (দুঃখ মিটেছে); to be settled or compromised (বিবাদ মিটল); to be satisfied or fulfilled (সাধ মেটানো); to be paid off (পাওনা মেটা); to be compensated or compounded (লোকসান মেটা); (book-keeping) to be balanced. 7)

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

(p. 874) munīndra a chief hermit. 15)

(p. 844) maśaka1 a large leathern bag for carrying water. 26)

(p. 879) mēṭuli, mēṭē1 the liver of a goat, sheep etc. taken as food. 16)

(p. 852) mārabēla marble; a little hard ball (ori. made of marble) used by boys in play, a marble. মারবেল-পাহাড় n. a marble rock.

(p. 843) marākānnā (lit.) loud wailing on account of bereavement; (fig. & pop.) intolerably loud wailing. 5)