"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [و‎‎٧‎٨‎٤] (١٨٢٦/١٥٧٢)

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muflih) Prosperous, happy. A peasant.
v Mujlihan, Name of a river. (Pers. pi. of a
viujtih) Villagers, husbandmen.
a mujlis, A bankrupt. Poor, wretched.
a ^ 3 ^ Wr '° mufultah) Broad, flat (head^. Spread out (a snare).
a j-La^c mufalla^ Sewed with thongs of leather.
a mufalfal) (Wine) pungent as pepper.
A JlIjU mujlik, Wonderful (poet). Mufullak, Dried (peach)
which separates from the stone.
a maflakat. Any thing strange and portentous.
A mufallik) Swelling-breasted (girl). A bitch in heat.
a mufallal) (A blade or head of a sword or spear) notched
or teethed like a saw.
\ majluj) Paralytic.
a JjlLo tnajluz, (A sword) of well-tempered steel.
A majlusy Shining like a fish-scale.
p majluk, Unfortunate. Poor, indigent.
A tnujluk) S welling-breasted (girl).
A mujil (and A-lLo mujliyat), A mare having colts.
a mifantiy (A man) who utters wonderful things. One
who speaks in varnished or flowery language.
A jboU mifnuk, (A girl) delicately brought up.
A <uLo mufannut, A malignant old woman.
A mifnakh) One who bears down or conquers his enemies.
a tAijto mufnid) Weak in mind. A dotard.
A mifna^j One who hears well.
A aSja* rnufannakat, Foolish (woman).
A mufannanat, A malignant old woman.
a mafnuTi) (A camel) having a tumour under the groin.
a mufnl) Ruinous, destructive.
a maf-ud, Heartless, dispirited. (Bread) baked under
the ashes. Wounded in the heart or thereabouts. Sick at heart.
a ijsyU mufawzoaz, Committed to the care of, resigned, de
livered, recommended, submitted for opinion.
a u-J^e mufazcivaf, (A garment) thin, dyed, or marked with
white stripes.
A ij^ 6 mtifazozeaky Any thing eaten or drank a little at a time.
a maf-ud, (Bread) baked under the ashes. Smitten in
the heart. Heartless, lifeless.
A SjLo Loquacious. Very eloquent. Aromatic wine.
A glutton. (Cloth) dyed with the roots of the red herb rubia.
A mufawwa') Tinged with rubia.
A mifhuk) (A well) full of water.
A mafhum. Understood, perceived, comprehended. The
contents, tenor, or sense of a letter.
A mafyut, A shady place, a place built for giving shade.
a iXXo wo/'id, Macerated, mixed. Dissolved in water. Brayed
(musk). Useful, profitable, salutary. One who acquires
wealth and bestows it liberally.
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a mafts. Flight, avoiding.
A mufizy A shedder (of tears), a pourer out (of water).
A giver. mufizu’l barakat. Any thing producing
affluence ; a bestower of abundant blessings.
a muftk (and muftkai)^ Wonderful (poet). A
camel having milk in her udder between the times of milking.
a mafyu-at, A bower, an arbour ; a place to which the
sun’s rays never penetrate.
a makk (from makka), Splitting (the branch of a fe
male palm) in order to inject the male flowers.
a iLc makku, (fern. ofjC^ amakk) Long in the body (a mare).
Lean (thigh). Distant (country).
a L—J lilo mik-ab) A great drinker.
a tCsrliuj makdbihat, (pi. of makbahat) Reproaches.
a^ liU makubir, (pi. of makbaraf) Cemeteries, tombs.
a mukubil) Opposite, over-against, facing. Who puts
himself opposite or looks towards, or meets. One who confronts,
comptrols, collates, or compares (one copy of a book with ano
ther). Of noble parentage, p mukdbil shudan^To
be opposite, to meet, to be confronted, compared or comptrolled.
a iSAsuo mukdbalat A:\si< mukdbalah)^ (i\i ofJ-J) Facing,
standing over against. Looking towards. Comparing, collating
(one book) with another, confronting. Meeting face to face.
Opposing, fighting. Recompensing. Supplying (a shoe) with
the thong called JLii kibdl. Opposition. The opposite quar
ter. Comparison, comptrol, collation. Rencounter. Exchange,
reciprocation, equality; retrospection. A book ofcomptroL A
counterpart, a duplicate. Tablets, a memorandum-book. (A
sheep) having the ears slit, part hanging forward.
a mukdbihy (pi. of makbuhat) Crimes, vices,
misdemeanors, infamous actions.
A &liu> makdtat (from LW^il<), Hating.
mukdtauit, (m of ^^) Fighting, contending with.
a Jjlibo makatil, (pi. of maktal) Places of death. Men
ready for war, trained soldiers. Mukdtil, A soldier, a comba
tant who kills.
A mukatalat, (m of J^i) Fighting, trying to kill. A bat
tle, conflict, slaughter, carnage. <uJa£ LIjIa* mukdtala-i uizi-
mah, A great and bloody battle. Mukdtilat^ Men ready for war.
a 4-JliLc makdtiyat, (pi. of maktuzct) Servants.
a makdsib, Presents, gifts.
a makdhiniy Places of danger.
xi^>\Lomuk(ihamaty (in of Rushing furiously upon.
A hostile attack.
a mrt/:ada£, Leading, guidance, conduct.
aitahu rnakddatahuy He was obsequious to him.
a jJjU* makadiry (pi. ofj^AiU mikdur') Quantities. Spaces.
Measures.
a makadim, (pi. of mukdim, mukaddam, and of
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