(p. 839) manha churning; a churning-stick; a beverage of pulverized barley or pulses. 20)

(p. 839) mandākrāntā a metre of Sanskrit poetry. 28)

(p. 847) -mahalā2 rehearsal (of a dramatic performance); practice (নাচের মহলা); demonstration (বিদ্যাবুদ্ধির মহলা). মহলা দেওয়া v. to rehearse; to practise; to give a demonstration of. 21)

(p. 838) manōjña captivating, attractive, pleasant, charming. 13)

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

(p. 886) mlāna pale; haggard, emaciated, shrivelled; dim; lacklustre, mat, matt; dull; cheerless, glum, sorrowful; darkened, gloomy; fatigued, without; (fig.) reduced, humbled, tarnished (গৌরব ম্লান হওয়া). ̃তা, ̃ত্ব, ম্লানিমা n. paleness; haggardness; dimness; dullness; glumness, sadness; gloominess, fatigued state. ̃মুখে adv. with a sad or gloomy face. ম্লানায়মান a. getting pale or haggard or dim or dull or glum or gloomy. 15)

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

(p. 839) marā1 alloy (পানমরা). a.alloyed (মরা সোনা).

(p. 843) marūdyāna an oasis. 15)

(p. 872) muḍ়ki parched paddy coated with boiled sugar or molasses. 31)

(p. 867) mukunda one who gives salvation; Vishnu (বিষ্ণু) 37)

(p. 851) māila a mile. ̃পোষ্ট n. a mile-stone, a mile-post. 22)

(p. 882) mōkṣama unfailing; irrefutable; formidable; undeniable; terrible; fatal. 6)

(p. 865) mitā friend; a born companion; an ally; a namesake. 21)

(p. 839) manḍā1 a sweet blob. 12)