'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎743v] (1491/1826)

p maraghtdan. To roll or wallow (as horses, or dogs).
a murafdt) (in of £j) Agreeing. Behaving mildly.
Consolidating, healing (as a wound). Dismissing.
mardjid) (pi. of mirfad) Goblets, large bowls
(generally filled on the arrival of strangers). Murdfad^ Help,
defence, protection.
a ^Ls\^c mara/iz, High places. The open parts of vallies
through which streams run.
a Agreed to go together before a judge.
a murdfa^t, (in of ^Jj) Citing before a judge, car
rying on a law-suit, accusing, having recourse to justice. Spar
ing, leaving alive or remaining. An action, a law-suit.
A mardifik, (pi. of J^o marfak) Sinks for carrying off
foul water, drains for receiving rain water, (pi. ofmirfak)
Elbows. Advantages. Murdjik, A fellow-traveller.
a murdfakat, (in of Travelling in company (with
another). Assisting. Company, society.
A murdfahat, (in of iij) Showing compassion.
A mardfld) Sheep which are never milked.
A mardkk) (pi. of marakk) The soft parts of the
belly, j\jsc mardkku'd’dubbu’l akbar. Name of the
seventeenth star in the Great Bear.
A murdkdt, (in of ^J) Acting circumspectly (with).
a murdkib) One who looks after, an observer.
a murdkabat, (in of Fearing (God). Observa
tion, contemplation, regard. Examining (any one’s circum
stances). Partiality.
a d3\jsc murdkut, Hair plucked out. Herbage plucked up to
give to a camel.
a mardkidj (pi. of markad) Sepulchres, monuments,
tombs. Beds.
a murdka^at) (in of j-^;) Drinking wine frequently.
a mardikt, (pi. of il^o mirkdt) Steps, stairs.
mardk) Unlearned, foolish. Deceived by words.
Played upon, ridiculed.
a mardkibj (pi. of mai'kab) Carriages, vehicles,
ships, horses, any machines or animals by which people are trans
ported from place to place.
a Ail^c mardkid, 1 : laces where people rest.
A murdkazat, (in of Riding a race with.
a j*q murdkil) (pi. of J^c markal) Ways, roads.
a mardkt, (pi. of markuw) Large cisterns, (pi.
of mardkiyat) 1 rees of the species called hamz.
Murdki, Perennial, firm, unfading.
a mardkiyat, A species of tree called u ^>- hamz.
A mar dm, Desire, wish, intention, purpose, design. i- , _
hasba’l tnardm, Agreeable to one’s desire.
A murdmut, (in of Contending in throwing the
javelin. Assaulting, attacking.
P mardm-bakhsh, Satisfying desires, giving content.
A <Lsr c \jsc murdmahat, (ill of Reproaching one another.
a Zjsc Murdmiru 'bnu murrat, Name of the inventor
of the Arabic character.
A /* murdmik, A person who cherishes little remains of
regard for another.
A &<\j< murdmakat, (in of J^-cj) Glancing at (any one).
a mar amt, (pi. of marmd-a and mirmd-a) Flings,
throws, casts. Instruments of war by which stones or other mis
siles were projected to a distance. The turrets or battlements of
a fort. Deserts, perilous places. &mardmVl ghurbut,
The tossings of peregrination.
A mardmim, Feathered arrows.
p mardn, That (opposed to this). A particle seldom used,
placed by way of pleonasm before Persian nouns, denoting the
genitive, dative, or accusative. Drive not. Mur an, A tall and
slender tree from which they make arrows.
a lAt c ( HI Not conceiving (a camel), being
covered at an improper time. Murrdn, A tree of which they
make spears, (pi. of murrdnat) Hard and limber (spears).
A ^ mardnat (from ^^c), Being small and limber. Being
accustomed (to any thing), continuing at, being assiduous about
it. Becoming hard (as the hand with labour). Smoothness,
slenderness, suppleness. Murrdnat, A spear somewhat hard and
limber. A tree of which spears are made.
a ljj\yc murdnakat,(m of J^j) Being turbid (water or wine),
p mardniyah, Name of a diuretic herb, having leaves
like those of jasmine. (Castellus.)
a mardzcih, (pi. of to-jjo mirzcuhat) Fans.
\ murdzcahat, (in of ^-yj) Doing (two things) alter
nately. Standing first (on one foot) and then on the other.
a SiSjL* murdzcadat, (in of Jyj) Asking, requiring, desiring.
Diverting from, hindering from work; carrying away from.
a murdzcazat, (in of Endeavouring to conciliate,
coaxing, soothing.
a iizjijsc murdzcughat, (mof Using art or fraud. Wres
tling, striving with.
a murd-un, (pi. of murd-a) Hypocrites.
A mardwih, (pi. of marxsahat) Deserts. Places
exposed to the wind.
a murdhdt, (m ofyJ&j) Drawing near.
mardhis, (pi. of marhasat) Ranks, dignities.
a murdhasat, (m of (j^) Seizing an opportunity ot
attacking or invading (an enemy).
a murdhik, (A lad) near the age of puberty. One who
comes towards the end of an appointed time (especially to per
form the ceremonies of Mecca).
a murdhakat, (m of ^j^y) Approaching the age of pu
berty (a youth).