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

(p. 863) mālañca a flower-garden. 8)

(p. 830) majuda, majuta stored up; hoarded; reserved; in reserve for future use, reserve; still existing (আমার শক্তি এখনও মজুদ); ready to hand, at beck and call (হুকুম তামিলের জন্য মজুত আছি). মজুদ তহবিল reserve fund; reserve capital. ̃দার n. a hoarder. ̃দারি n. hoarding. 2)

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

(p. 866) mitrākṣara the rhymed verse, verse with end-rhyme. 8)

(p. 874) muni a sage practising ascetical meditation (usu. in solitude), a hermit; a sage or an ascetic. মুনির আশ্রম a hermitage. ̃বাক্য n. saying or utterance of a sage. নানা মুনির নানা মত many men many minds, sages differ. 11)

(p. 839) mami a mummy (as of Egypt). 42)

(p. 867) mukunda one who gives salvation; Vishnu (বিষ্ণু) 37)

(p. 831) manāntara strained relations; bad blood; a quarrel; disagreement in opinion, dissension. 77)

(p. 872) mujarima a criminal. 27)

(p. 852) mājhi a helmsman, a steersman; a boatswain; a boatman; (amongst Santal people) a headman or a husband. ̃গিরি n. the profession of a helmsman or steersman or boatswain or boatman. ̃মাল্লা n. a helmsman and his subordinate boatmen; boatmen; a boatswain and his subordinate sailors. ̃য়ান n. fem. (amongst Santal people) the wife of a headman or a wife. 32)

(p. 852) mātaṅga the elephant. fem. মাতঙ্গী (loos.) মাতঙ্গিনী the female elephant; (myth.) one of the ten manifestations of Goddess Durga (দুর্গা). 51)

(p. 839) mandāgni loss of appetite; (inc.) indigestion or dyspepsia. 29)

(p. 867) miẏānō to lose crispness (মুড়ি মিয়ানো); to lose energy or vigour, to become limp or flaccid (সে মিইয়ে পড়েছে, উত্সাহ মিয়ানো). a. bereft of crispness; bereft of energy or vigour, limp. flaccid. 2)

(p. 886) myāca2 a match-box, matches. 4)