(p. 864) māhuta a keeper and driver of an elephant, a mahout. 31)

(p. 839) maẏanā1 a bird of the starling family, the myna, the hill mynah, Gracula religiosa. 46)

(p. 882) mōkābilā confronting, encountering; settlement of disputes by meeting face to face; settlement in presence of all concerned. মোকাবিলা করা v. to encounter or confront or try to settle disputes by sitting face to face; to brave. 2)

(p. 831) madhyōccagamana (astr.) upper culmination. 54)

(p. 879) mēḍhra a ram; penis. ̃ত্বক n. prepuce, foreskin. 22)

(p. 867) mirajāi a waist-coat or vest with cotton padding inside. 3)

(p. 863) māla1 (sl.) wine, booze. মাল টানা v. (sl.) to drink wine, to booze. 2)

(p. 882) mōḍ় a turn, a bend, a crossing (রাস্তার মোড়) 18)

(p. 867) mīna fish; (astrol.) the Fishes, the Pisces (usu. মীনরাশি); (myth.) the first of the ten incarnations of Vishnu (বিষ্ণু). ̃কেতন, ̃ধ্বজ n. one whose standard bears the sign of a fish; Madan (মদন) the Hindu love-god. ̃পোষ n. pisciculture. মীনাক্ষ a. having piscine eyes. মীনাক্ষী a. fem. of মীনাক্ষ a female deity of Deccan. 31)

(p. 879) mēja1 a table; a desk. 12)

(p. 839) marami cognizant or appreciative of the spirit of anything; mystic (মরমি কবি); sympathetic (মরমি বন্ধু). 61)

(p. 830) mañjīra an anklet with small jingling bells. 14)

(p. 831) maniba master (fem.: a mistress); an employer. fem. মনিবানি ।

(p. 872) -mukhī of -মুখো । 10)

(p. 852) mātuḥṣbasā, mātuḥsbasā a mother's sister or cousin-sister, a maternal aunt. 62)