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ma, ii. 302 makhî, i. 218, 310; ii. 34 mag, ii. 8 maghar, i. 323, 354 maṇaṇu, i. 319; ii. 19 machâv, ii. 64 machhuâ, ii. 39, 40 maj (pron.), ii. 302 majjh, majhi, etc., (madhye), i. 327; ii. 305 majhâr, ii. 293 majholâ, i. 327; ii. 100 manjan, etc., i. 149, 319 manjhâro, ii. 100 maṭṭi, i. 162, 333; ii. 35 maṭh, i. 270 maṇḍal, ii. 24 mat, ii. 52 matho, i. 313; ii. 29, 195, 213 madhu, ii. 191, 295 manautî, ii. 107 mandir, ii. 22 mandhiaḍo, ii. 117 mamatâlû, ii. 91 mar (√mṛi), iii. 55 mareṭho, ii. 169 marhaṇu, ii. 51 malnâ (çmaçâna), i. 348 masûr, i. 133 mahangâ, etc. (mahârgha), i. 149 273 mahâtam, ii. 77 mahâdevaḍo, ii. 119 mahimâ, ii. 152 mahuâ, ii. 40 mahûâ, i. 150 mahobâ, i. 317 malaṇeṇ, i. 243 mâ, mâi, mâû, etc. (mâtâ), i. 165, 202; ii. 48, 58, 187, 191, 202 -mâ, ii. 244 -mân, ii. 292 mâṇhi, ii. 294 mâṇhaiṇ, ib. mâkhî, i. 310; ii. 34 mâgeṇ, ii. 110 mâgitalâ, iii. 143 mâgehâ, ii. 110