(p. 885) mauṭusi a very tiny bird sucking the honey of flowers, the sunbird. 7)

(p. 852) mānadaṇḍa a measuring rod, a measure; a standard or unit of measurement. 100)

(p. 865) mijarāba a kind of thimble (made of wire) used by instrumentalists, (cp.) plectrum. 5)

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

(p. 843) marā-hājā tottery; very feeble. মরেহেজে যাওয়া v. to die out, to become extinct. 8)

(p. 852) māmuli hackneyed, trite, banal, stock; conventional, traditional, traditionally or conventionally fixed (মামুলি স্বত্ব); most ordinary, negligible, paltry (মামুলি ব্যাপার). 145)

(p. 831) madhyandina midday, noon. 48)

(p. 843) mari-mari an expression of profound admiration etc.; (cp.) ripping. 10)

(p. 864) māsi a sister or a cousin-sister of one's mother, an aunt. 24)

(p. 831) manaścakṣu the mind's eye; imagination; insight. 68)

(p. 846) masinā linseed; flaxen. ̃তেল n. linseedoil. 15)

(p. 866) miẏā, miẏāsāhēba (Mus.) an appellation of courtesy affixed to the name of a man, (cp.) Mr, Sir.

(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. 879) mēkadāra measure. 5)

(p. 852) māṅgalika, māṅgalya scripturally auspicious things such as mango-twigs, sandal etc.. well-being, weal, welfare. a. suspicious, propitious. মাঙ্গলিক দ্রব্য same as মাঙ্গলিক (n). 17)