(p. 852) mānakali a quarrel between husband and wife; a lover's quarrel. 96)

(p. 846) masijībī one who earn's one's living by writing books, pamphlets, articles etc.; a writer; a scribe; a journalist; an office-clerk, (coll.) a pen-pusher. 14)

(p. 872) muḍ়ō1 the head of a fish; tip or corner (কাপড়ের মুড়ো); an end or extremity (ঘরের এ মুড়ো থেকে ও মুড়ো) । 38)

(p. 852) māndhātā a mythological king. মান্ধাতার আমল time immemorial, time out of mind. 132)

(p. 867) mihira the sun. 30)

(p. 876) mūrchita fainted, swooned. মূর্ছিত হওয়া v. to faint, to swoon. 7)

(p. 866) minati a humble prayer or an earnest request; supplication, entreaty, solicitation. মিনতি করা v. to pray humbly; to request earnestly; to supplicate, to entreat, to solicit. ̃পূর্ণ্য a. full of humble prayer or earnest request; supplicatory, full of entreaties, solicitous. 12)

(p. 878) mṛṇāla a stalk of the lotus or water-lily; the white esculent root of the lotus. ̃নিন্দিত a. excelling even a lotus stalk in beauty or delicateness. ̃ভূজ n. an arm as delicate as a lotus-stalk. মৃণালিনী n. a clump of the lotus or water-lily; (loos.) the lotus or the water-lily. 2)

(p. 838) manusaṃhitā, manusmṛti a code of laws drawn up by Manu (মনু). 8)

(p. 862) mārī, māri pestilence, a plague; smallpox. ̃গুটিকা n. a pustule or vesicle of small-pox. 6)

(p. 852) māthi the pith within the stem of the cocount-tree, date-tree etc. 71)

(p. 838) manīṣā sharp intellect; genius; sagacity. মনীষী a. possessing sharp intellect; endowed with genius; sagacious. n. a man of sharp intellect; a man of genius; a sagacious man; a sage. 4)

(p. 882) mōti pearl. 25)

(p. 852) mānānō1 to cause to honour or revere or believe in or regard or count or acknowledge or own or obey or observe or heed or accept or yield to or call on. 121)

(p. 852) māḍh়ī (anat.) the gum. মাঢ়ীর দাঁত a cheek-tooth, a molar tooth. 45)