(p. 885) maujā a village; a group or block of villages regarded as an administrative unit (cp. a county). 6)

(p. 879) mēlāmēśā intimancy; association; close relationship. 50)

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

(p. 874) musā Moses. 43)

(p. 852) māṭhākaruna mother, madam (used in politely addressing a lady). 42)

(p. 831) madata aid, help, assistance; cooperation. মদত দেওয়া v. to aid, to help, to assist; to cooperate with. 34)

(p. 847) mahītala the surface of the earth; the ground; the earth. 35)

(p. 847) mahā1 (coll.) terrible or formidable (মহা শত্রু); excessive or exuberant (মহা ফুর্তি); large (মহাশোল). 23)

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

(p. 852) māpā to measure; to weigh; to survey (জমি মাপা); to measure the depth of, to sound; (fig.) to try to assess the importance or weight of. a. measured; weighed; surveyed; sounded; restrained, controlled, restricted (মাপা কথা, মাপা খাওয়া). ̃জোখা, ̃জোকা a. conforming accurately to a particular measure, measured; restrained, controlled, restricted. n. measuring or surveying. মাপানো v. to cause to measure or weigh or survey or sound. 136)

(p. 882) mōjā stockings; socks; hose. গরম মোজা woollen socks. ফুল মোজা n. socks that come up to the knee. হাত-মোজা n. gloves. হাফ-মোজা n. socks that come only up to the calf. মোজা-পরা a. stockinged, hosed. মোজা-বিক্রেতা n. a hosier. 12)

(p. 866) miti measure, measurement, -metry (জ্যামিতি); knowledge. 5)

(p. 866) minasē (vul. in abuse or endearment) a grown-up man, a man; a husband. 14)

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

(p. 846) maśagula engrossed, absorbed, rapt, thoroughly occupied. 2)