(p. 846) masta the head (ছিন্ন মস্তা) a. high, tall, lofty; very large or big, huge; very broad or long; vast extensive; big (মস্ত মামলা); great (মস্ত বীর); eminent (মস্ত লোক); very distinguished, very influential or powerful; very rich or opulent; elevated, noble (মস্ত আদর্শ); of great value (মস্ত কথা); very important (মস্ত প্রশ্ন); very difficult (মস্ত দায়িত্ব); very serious (মস্ত বিপদ); too much (মস্ত জ্বালা); (iron.) scanty, poor (মস্ত দরদ). adv. very (মস্ত বড়ো). 19)

(p. 831) madōddhata highly conceited or arrogant or haughty, stuck-up, puffed up. 41)

(p. 872) mugā a kind of silkworm; a kind of coarse silk spun by the aforesaid silkworms. 16)

(p. 831) madīẏa my, mine. 39)

(p. 831) madra the ancient name of the Punjab and some adjoining districts. 43)

(p. 847) mastāna a rowdy acting officiously as the leader of a locality. মস্তানি1 n. rowdyism. মস্তানি2 n. fem. a turbulent female of questionable morals; a rowdy harlot. 2)

(p. 829) maṅgōla, maṅgōlīẏa a Mongol. a. Mongol, Mongolian, Mongoloid. মঙ্গোলয়েড n. a Mongoloid. a. Mongoloid. 3)

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

(p. 864) mālōpamā (rhet.) multiple similes stringed together. 8)

(p. 864) māsṭāra a teacher, a tutor, a trainer; a man in charge, a chief executive, a master (পোস্টমাস্টার). মাস্টারি n. act or profession of teaching or training. 27)

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

(p. 831) mathana churning; stirring; trampling; routing; crushing. মথন করা v. to churn, to stir; to trample; to rout, to crush. 30)

(p. 867) miśi a dentrifrice made of roasted tobacco and copperas. 18)

(p. 839) maẏāla the Indian python. 51)

(p. 876) mūlībhūta causing origination; lying at the root; serving as the first or primary cause. 19)