(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. 852) māku a shuttle (of weavers). 3)

(p. 852) mābhaiḥ (used as int.) don't fear, be not afraid. a. expelling fear (মাভৈঃ বাণী). 139)

(p. 852) mādala a kind of tom-tom played on by the Santal (সাঁওতাল) people. 74)

(p. 872) -mukhī of -মুখো । 10)

(p. 882) mōracā, mōrcā a combination or coalition of different parties or groups; an alliance. 34)

(p. 852) māṭāpālāma a coarse borderless white fabric or loincloth. 36)

(p. 829) majabuta firm; stiff, fast; strong, hard; lasting, durable. 6)

(p. 874) mulatāni of Multan. n. Multan the Indian musical mode. 31)

(p. 852) māmadō a ghost of a Mussalman. ̃বাজি n. (fig.) boastful and threatening behaviour, bluff, bluster. 141)

(p. 864) māsamāinē monthly wages; a monthly salary. 20)

(p. 852) māganā obtained by begging. a. & adv. cost-free, free, gratis (মাগনা জিনিস, মাগনা খাটা). 10)

(p. 852) māra1 death, destruction (সত্যের মার নেই); loss (টাকা মার খাওয়া বা যাওয়া). মার যাওয়া v. to be lost. 149)

(p. 843) marga a morgue. 17)

(p. 851) mā2 mother; (coll.) mom, mamma, mama, ma; (of beasts) dam. মায়ের জাত womenfolk, womanhood, womankind. মায়ের দয়া (fig.) small pox or chicken pox. 14)