(p. 866) minati a humble prayer or an earnest request; supplication, entreaty, solicitation. মিনতি করা v. to pray humbly; to request earnestly; to supplicate, to entreat, to solicit. ̃পূর্ণ্য a. full of humble prayer or earnest request; supplicatory, full of entreaties, solicitous. 12)

(p. 864) māsapaẏalā the first day of a month; calends. 17)

(p. 847) mahaphila a sitting or soiree of music, a musical soiree. 13)

(p. 847) mahimamaẏa glorious; majestic; exalted; dignified. fem. মহিমময়ী । 28)

(p. 844) mallāra an Indian musical mode of the rainy season. 24)

(p. 872) mugura a mallet, a club, a cudgel; a rammer; hammer. 17)

(p. 879) mēdinī the earth, the world. 27)

(p. 874) muphati (Mus.) an expounder of Mohammedan laws, a mufti; the civilian dress of one who wears a uniform, mufti. 17)

(p. 876) mūṣā2, mūṣika the rat; the mouse (pl. mice). 23)

(p. 852) mānānō2 to befit, to become; to suit; to fit. 122)

(p. 876) mūrta corporeal, embodied, personized; incarnate; concrete; material; (phys.) real; (fig.) palpable, tangible, visible, manifest. মূর্ত করা v. to embody; to personize; to incarnate; to concretize; to make visible or tangible or manifest. 8)

(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. 830) mañjuṣā a box, a chest, a casket. 18)

(p. 867) misibābā (used by domestic servants) missy. 24)

(p. 831) madra the ancient name of the Punjab and some adjoining districts. 43)