(p. 865) miṭhēkaḍ়ā (of tobacco) moderately strong; (of words) suave yet cutting to the quick. 16)

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

(p. 843) marāi a large corn-bin made of mat, cane etc. 3)

(p. 847) maharṣi a great sage or saint. 17)

(p. 839) maramara2 about to die, dying; moribund; as if dying. Also মরোমরো । 60)

(p. 851) mahēndra Indra ইন্দ্র, the king of gods, Indra the Great; a mythological mountain range identified with the Eastern Ghats. ̃পুরী, ̃ভবন n. the city or residence of Mahendra (মহেন্দ্র). মহেন্দ্রাণী. n. fem. Sachi (শচী), the wife of Mahendra (মহেন্দ্র). 2)

(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. 872) muḍ়ki parched paddy coated with boiled sugar or molasses. 31)

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

(p. 864) māsakābāra close of a calendar month; (comm.) month-closing accounts. মাসকাবারি a. required at the close of a month; sufficient for a month; monthly. 15)

(p. 830) maṭaki a large earthen barrel or cask. 22)

(p. 885) maulabi (Mus.) a Mohammedan scholar or teacher. 17)

(p. 852) māṭakōṭhā a mud-built house consisting of two or more stories. 35)

(p. 885) mauktika a pearl; nacre. 2)

(p. 828) muni a churn, a churning-staff. 6)