(p. 851) māōbāda the doctrine or theory of Mao ze-dong, Maoism. 24)

(p. 878) mṛta dead, deceased, defunct; lifeless; inanimate. ̃কল্প, ̃প্রায়, ̃বত্ a. almost or nearly dead, dying, moribund. ̃দার a. masc. one whose wife is dead. মৃতদার ব্যক্তি a widower. ̃দেহ n. a dead body; corpse (of a human being); carcass (of an animal). ̃বত্সা a fem. (usually) giving birth to still-born babies. ̃সঞ্জীবনী a. capable of bringing back the dead to life. n. anything (esp. a medicine) capable of bringing back the dead to life. মৃতাশৌচ n. personal impurity caused by the death of a blood-relation. 3)

(p. 852) mānada bestowing or conferring honour upon; fetching honour to. 99)

(p. 838) manōgata seated in the mind or at heart, inward. মনোগত ভাব intention. 9)

(p. 839) manha churning; a churning-stick; a beverage of pulverized barley or pulses. 20)

(p. 839) manōmaẏa formed or conceived by the mind, mental; imagined; analogous to or identified with the mind. মনোময় কোষ (Hindu phil.) the third vessel of the individual soul. 3)

(p. 830) maṭana mutton. ̃চপ n. a mutton-chop. 23)

(p. 872) muddati continuing or enforced for a fixed period; periodical; temporary.

(p. 844) mallāra an Indian musical mode of the rainy season. 24)

(p. 852) mādhyamika of the second stage or standard; middling; secondary. মাধ্যমিক শিক্ষা secondary education. 88)

(p. 874) muphati (Mus.) an expounder of Mohammedan laws, a mufti; the civilian dress of one who wears a uniform, mufti. 17)

(p. 843) marūdyāna an oasis. 15)

(p. 839) manḍā1 a sweet blob. 12)

(p. 839) mandirā a kind of small cup-shaped cymbals. 33)

(p. 879) mē (the month of) May. মে দিবস n. May Day. 3)