(p. 886) myājamyāja denoting: a feeling of physical uneasiness or indisposition or indolence. ম্যাজম্যাজ করা v. to feel physically indisposed or uneasy or sluggish. 5)

(p. 839) mandākinī (myth.) the name of the Ganges as flowing in heaven. 27)

(p. 876) mūrdhā the head. মূর্ধাভিষিক্ত a. enthroned by being sprinkled with holy water on one's head. 12)

(p. 872) mudita2 closed, shut. মুদিত করা v. to close, to shut. 47)

(p. 867) mukura a mirror, a looking-glass, a speculum. 38)

(p. 828) makaranda the nectar or honey of a flower. 10)

(p. 874) munasēpha an officer trying suits at the lowest civil court, a munsiff. মুনসেফি n. the office of a munsiff. a. relating to a munsiff (মুনসেফি আদালত). 8)

(p. 831) matpraṇīta written or compiled or composed by me. 22)

(p. 839) mandākrāntā a metre of Sanskrit poetry. 28)

(p. 879) mēṭuli, mēṭē1 the liver of a goat, sheep etc. taken as food. 16)

(p. 851) mahōtsaba a solemn of grand festival; a grand gala; a great communion of Vaishnavas singing kirtan (কীর্তন) songs and eating together. 5)

(p. 882) mōrabbā sweetened fruit conserve, fruit jelly, jam. 35)

(p. 865) mitā friend; a born companion; an ally; a namesake. 21)

(p. 866) minamina denoting: act of mumbling or speaking faintly or hesitatingly; faintness; weakness; timidity. মিনমিনে a. mumbling or speaking faintly or hesitatingly; faint; weak; faint-hearted. 13)

(p. 852) māta1 thoroughly maddened or overwhelmed (নেশায় মাত) or charmed or captivated (গানে মাত, আসর মাত) or replete or pervaded (গন্ধে মাত). মাত করা. v. to madden or overwhelm or charm or captivate or replete or pervade thoroughly. 48)