(p. 863) mālatī a kind of jasmine or its plant. ̃ফল n. nutmeg. 9)

(p. 831) manḍūka the frog. fem. মন্ডূকী । 17)

(p. 864) māliśa rubbing or massaging; an unguent, oil etc. for rubbing or massaging. মালিশ করা v. to rub or massage. 4)

(p. 867) mukhaṭi2 a lid, a cap, a cork, a stopper (as of a bottle etc.). 44)

(p. 828) muni a churn, a churning-staff. 6)

(p. 839) mandākinī (myth.) the name of the Ganges as flowing in heaven. 27)

(p. 852) māraṇa killing, slaughter; destroying, destruction; an occult rite performed to cause one's death (মারণমন্ত্র); calcination (of metals). মারণাস্ত্র n. a weapon of destruction. মারিত a. killed; destroyed. 153)

(p. 838) manōbhaṅga disappointment; despondency; dejection; discouragement. 23)

(p. 831) matkṛta done or performed by me. 21)

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

(p. 838) manuja man; a man. মনুজেন্দ্র n. a king, a monarch. 6)

(p. 879) mēki counterfeit, spurious; faked, forged; artificial; false (মেকি কথা); dissimulating, impersonating (মেকি লোক ।) 6)

(p. 847) mahilā a lady, a gentlewoman; a woman. মহিলা সংঘ n. a women's club or association. মহিলা সমাজ n. womenfolk, women's society. 30)

(p. 852) mātānō to send one mad; (of elephants etc.) to cause to be in must; to send one amuck; to madden; to overwhelm; to cause to be absorbed (in); to excite greatly; to cause to indulge in a revelrout; to delight greatly; to ferment. a. maddening, highly delightful (মনমাতানো গন্ধ). 59)

(p. 882) mōti pearl. 25)