(p. 831) madira intoxicating; besotting; infatuating. ̃তা n. intoxication; drunkenness; infatuation. মদিরা n. rich. wine (cp. Madeira). মদিরাক্ষী, মদিরেক্ষণা n. fem. a woman with eyes pleasantly dilated with or as with drunkeness; a woman having beautiful eyes. মদিরাগৃহ n. an ale-house, a grog-shop. 38)

(p. 838) manōbala strength of mind; moral courage; self-confidence. 18)

(p. 844) marmara1 marble. 5)

(p. 847) maharama the Muslim festival of Muharam; the first month of the Muslim calendar. 16)

(p. 847) mahīlatā an earthworm. 41)

(p. 852) māthālō brainy, intelligent. 70)

(p. 852) mānānō1 to cause to honour or revere or believe in or regard or count or acknowledge or own or obey or observe or heed or accept or yield to or call on. 121)

(p. 879) mēdha a religious sacrifice, an oblation (অশ্বমেধ). 29)

(p. 839) maẏūkha a ray, a beam; lustre, glow. ̃মালী n. the sun. 52)

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

(p. 882) mōhara an obsolete gold coin of India and Persia, a mohur; a seal, a stamp. 43)

(p. 843) marāla the gander (fem. the goose); the swan. মরালী । ̃গামিনী a. fem. having a gait as graceful as that of the swan. ̃নিন্দিত a. excelling even the swan in beauty. ̃শাবক, ̃শিশু n. a gosling, a cygnet. 7)

(p. 843) marṭagēja a mortgage. ̃দেওয়া v. to mortgage; to hypothecate. ̃গ্রাহী n. a mortgagee. ̃দাতা n. a mortgager. 18)

(p. 882) mōkṣama unfailing; irrefutable; formidable; undeniable; terrible; fatal. 6)

(p. 874) muhyamāna stunned; stupefied; benumbed; extremely afflicted (শোকে মুহ্যমান) । 51)