متهورا mathaurā S̱. (from ماتها) s. m. A parasol, parapluie, umbrella.

مندري mundrī मुद्रा S̱. s. f. A ring, a finger- ring.

مليح malīḥ A (from ملح Heb. Chald. and Aram. ) adj. Agreeable, sweet, charming, beautiful.

مشر mishar मिश्र S̱. s. m. 1. A title of Brāh- maṇs, who were brought to India from Sāka- dwīp by Kr̤ish̤ṇa in order to cure the leprosy of his son Sāmba: also, a title of some Brāhmaṇs from Mithilā, &c. 2. A Hindū physician.

معموري maﻌmūr-ī A. s. f. Cultivation, popula- tion, populousness; fulness, happiness.

مخطور maḵẖt̤ūr A (part. pass. of خطر) adj. Thought, imagined, conceived, supposed.

مضغه muzg̠ẖa A (from مضغ) s. m. 1. A lump of flesh. 2. A glutton, an ill bred person.

مانڐا mānḍā मंड S̱. s. m. 1. Film, speck (on the eye). 2. A kind of bread.

مکت mukt S̱. 1. (for मुक्ता) s. m. A pearl. 2. or mukti (for मुक्ति) s. f. Release, pardon, absolution from sin, salvation, deliverance of the soul from the body and exemption from further transmigration. 3. (मुक्त) adj. Released, ab- solved, freed from corporal existence, finally happy.

مرنا marnā S̱. (मरण r. मृ Die) v. n. 1. To die, to expire, to cease. 2. (met.) To desire vehe- mently, to set oneʼs heart upon any thing, to dote. s. m. Dying. H. S̱. مرنڐا کرنا muranḍā-karnā, v. a. To tie.