(p. 831) maḍ়ka a pestilence, a plague; (of cattle, beasts and birds) a murrain; widespread death (মাছের মড়ক). মড়ক লেগেছে a pestilence or a murrain has broken out; death is taking a heavy toll of lives. ̃খোলা n. a place for cremating or depositing (usu. neglectfully) people killed by a pestilence. 4)

(p. 843) mardā male. n. a male creature. মর্দানা n. a man (esp. a grown-up one); a. male; manly. মর্দানি1 n. (dero.) manliness or masculinity. মর্দানি2 n. fem. a tomboy, a hoyden. a. tomboyish, hoydenish (মর্দানি মেয়ে). মর্দানি করা v. to make an exhibition of manly vigour; to bravado; (of women) to behave in a masculine or mannish manner, to romp vigorously.

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

(p. 876) mūrkha stupid, foolish; uneducated, illiterate; ignorant; inexperienced. n. a stupid person, a fool, an idiot, a dunce; an uneducated or illiterate person; an inexperienced person, a greenhorn. ̃তা n. stupidity, foolishness; a folly; lack of education, illiteracy; ignorance; inexperience. মূর্খতা প্রকাশ করা v. to betray one's stupidity or ignorance. ̃তাসূচক a. betraying or indicative of stupidity or gross ignorance. 4)

(p. 852) mānasāṅka a mathematical sum to be worked out mentally. 113)

(p. 866) mithyuka given to telling lies, untruthful. n. a liar. 11)

(p. 872) mudārā (mus.) the scale of the medium tone, (cp.) barytone. 44)

(p. 886) myālēriẏā malaria. ̃ঘটিত a. malarial. ̃জ্বর n. malarial fever. ম্যালেরিয়া বিশেষজ্ঞ n. malariologist. 13)

(p. 852) mātāla intoxicated with wine, drunk, drunken; sozzled; addicted to drinking wine esp. to excess; infatuated, beside oneself; saturated. n. a drunk person; a boozer, a drunkard. 61)

(p. 847) mahīmanḍala the earth, the entire earth. 38)

(p. 831) manḍapa a roofed or otherwise covered terrace or place usu. with four sides open; a pavilion. 14)

(p. 879) mēḍ়ā a ram proficient in fighting, a fighting-ram; the ram; (fig.) a blockhead, a dunce. 19)

(p. 831) madhyā, madhyāṅguli the middle finger. 50)

(p. 865) mitākṣarā an ancient Hindu treatise on the law and rules of inheritance.

(p. 864) māllā an oarsman; a sailor or seaman of the lowest rank, a sailor or boatman by caste. 10)