(p. 844) mala1 a bangle for the ankle. 10)

(p. 847) mahilā a lady, a gentlewoman; a woman. মহিলা সংঘ n. a women's club or association. মহিলা সমাজ n. womenfolk, women's society. 30)

(p. 847) mahadāśaẏa high-minded, noble-natured, magnanimous, generous. 9)

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

(p. 838) manōja born in the mind; born of the mind n. the god of Love (who dwells in the mind); Cupid. 11)

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

(p. 851) mahōnnata highly elevated or exalted; very lofty; greatly flourishing or prosperous. মহেন্নতি n. great elevation or exaltedness or height or altitude or flourish or prosperity or progress. 9)

(p. 852) māgana begging or praying. 9)

(p. 874) muniẏā munia, a tiny Indian bird. 13)

(p. 838) manōbhaṅga disappointment; despondency; dejection; discouragement. 23)

(p. 852) māgha the tenth month of the Bengali calendar (from the middle of January to the middle of February). মাঘী a. of the month of Magha (মাঘ). n. the fullmoon day in the month of Magha (also মাঘী পূর্ণিমা). মাঘোত্সব n. a religious festival observed by the Brahmo Samaj in the month of Magha (মাঘ). 16)

(p. 852) mādura a mat. ̃কাঠি n. dried stalk of a kind of grass used in weaving mats. 77)

(p. 879) mēlā1 great in number or quantity or expanse; numerous or abundant or extensive. 45)

(p. 852) māḍh়ī (anat.) the gum. মাঢ়ীর দাঁত a cheek-tooth, a molar tooth. 45)

(p. 879) maināka a mythological mountain.