(p. 864) māṣa2, māṣā a unit of weight for jewellers (= 18 or 15 grs.) or for apothecaries (9 grs. approx.). 13)

(p. 874) munāsiba to one's liking or choice, agreeable to; fit, worthy. 10)

(p. 872) muci2 a worker in animal skin, a shoemaker, a cobbler, a cordwainer, a tanner. 24)

(p. 872) mucakānō to sprain or cause to sprain, to be wricked or to wrick (পা মুচকেছে) 19)

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

(p. 852) mānasambhrama honour and prestige or modesty. 112)

(p. 852) mānika ruby; a jewel; (fig.) a precious object, an object of joy or hope. ̃জোড় n. a variety of egrets usually moving in pairs; (fig.-often dero.) a pair of inseparable friends or associates. 123)

(p. 831) matkartṛka by me. 19)

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

(p. 852) māṭakalāi groundnut, monkey-nut, earth-nut. 34)

(p. 882) mōkābilā confronting, encountering; settlement of disputes by meeting face to face; settlement in presence of all concerned. মোকাবিলা করা v. to encounter or confront or try to settle disputes by sitting face to face; to brave. 2)

(p. 874) muhuri1 a sewer, a gutter, a drain; a strainer covering the mouth of a drain; a nut of a bolt; the measure of the cuff or ankle of garments. 47)

(p. 847) mahiṣāsura (myth.) Mahisa (মহিষ) the demon. ̃মর্দিনী same as মহিষমর্দিনী । 32)

(p. 864) mālumakāṭha a mast (of a ship). 7)