(p. 831) manḍana ornamentation; embellishment; decoration; toilet; overlaying or studding; an ornament. 13)

(p. 863) mālakōśa, mālakōṣa Malkosh; an Indian musical mode. 6)

(p. 874) mumukṣu desirous of salvation. 19)

(p. 831) madīẏa my, mine. 39)

(p. 839) mami a mummy (as of Egypt). 42)

(p. 866) mini1 without, except, lacking in, sans (মিনিসুতোর মালা). 17)

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

(p. 852) māna4, mānakacu the arum. 95)

(p. 863) mālañca a flower-garden. 8)

(p. 862) mārkasabādī a Marxist. a. Marxist, Marxian. 10)

(p. 828) maktaba a Muslim primary school. 19)

(p. 876) mūlānuga following or in accordance with base or root or etymology; etymological; fundamental. 18)

(p. 863) mālābadala exchange of garlands or necklaces (as done by the couple at a wedding); marriage; marriage of Vaishnavas (which demands no other ceremony than the exchange of basilnecklaces by the couple). মালাবদল করা v. to exchange garlands or necklaces; to marry; to marry in the Vaishnava way. 22)

(p. 828) makhamala velvet. মখমলি a. made of velvet; velvety (মখমলি আকাশ) 20)

(p. 852) mākāla a lovely-looking fruit with offensive-smelling inedible pulp, (cp.) the colocynth; (fig.) a very handsome but worthless person. 2)