'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎792r] (1588/1826)

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v ^ / - tnikts, A market for small wares. Miikls, Duties,
fees, taxes, imposts.
a mukaj/yas. Ingenious, sagacious, prudent, cunning.
a mukayyaf. Qualified, designated,
p tiXXvi maktk) A weaver’s shuttle.
a mikyal (or <LL.C« mikyalat)^ A measuring instrument
or vessel, either for dry goods or liquids.
a making An inhabitant, a dweller. Firmly fixed, well-
established. Grave, authoritative, in a station of dignity. Master
of the house. (Hunter.)
A rnakyul. Measured.
Mag, Name of a people inhabiting the shores of Ara-
can. (in ancient Persian) A tree. A palm-tree.
p/* magar, Perhaps, by chance. But. Unless, except, only,
if it is not. Moreover.
p magard, Do not turn or convert. Do not return.
p magas, A fly. A freckle. The sight of a gun. A
kind of Indian corn, magas-i angubin (or
magas-i ^asal), A bee. yJlo magas pardnldan,
A term signifying dulnessof the market. (Burhdn-i kdtic_.)
v magas-ran, A fan, or any thing with which they
drive away flies.
Pj*y magus-gir, A spider’s web. Any thing for keep
ing the flies off. An insect of the spider-kind; also a white worm
found in gardens, and in tl>e dung of cattle.
Pjtj magus~Kdr, Like a bee.
p magast, Flea-bitten (colour of a horse), freckled,
p magal, A frog. Magil, A leach.
p mil, Hair. il/M/,Wine; spirituous liquor. A pear, a guava.
a mall (from malla), Basting (a garment slightly,
before the second sewing, called kaff). Laying (meat or
bread) on ashes or coals to roast. Making (a bow or arrow duc
tile by fire). Tired, weary, jaded, languid, satiated. A live coal.
A mark burnt behind the ear upon the protuberant bone.
*a1Lc mala-u, (fut. lL*j yamla-u) He filled.
a mal-a (from iLo), Filling. Giving help. Mil-a, Any
thing that fills another. mil-a kaf, A handful. Mala-a,
A body of men, an assembly, a meeting, a crowd; people. De
liberation, consultation for mutual assistance. Nobility, high
rank. Nobles, angels. Opinion. Desire, concupiscence.
mala-i a^la', The sublime assembly, the court of heaven.
uila’’ mala-in or maid in' nds, Before the people,
in the sight of all. to ma ikhtalafa'l malaicani, As j
day and night alternately varied or succeeded.
■ p !< Maid, N a me of a desert in SIstan.
a JL maid (for^lllo mal-dn), Full. Time, either of day or
nigr-ht. A desert.
aU mulld, A school-master, a doctor, (cor. of milzodh)
A decoy-bird. Learned. (Hunter.)
Ai'Lomald-a (and mald-at) (from iLc), Being full of
riches, wealthy, opulent. Wealth, opulence. Mild-a, (pi. of
mali-a) Opulent, wealthy, (pi. of ^ waJ-arc) (Cups)
full (of water). Muld-a, (pi. of iuiU muld-at) Women’s veils.
Tents of a single piece of cloth.
A mil-dm, One who is the advocate and patron of low,
base, and avaricious fellows.
a ^iLc mal-dn, (A cup) full (of water).
a LdLe muld-at, A tent of one piece of cloth. An outer covering.
A <Le^Lc muld-amat, (in of ^tl) Consenting, being of accord.
Agreeing with any one (food). Adjusting differences (betwixt
people), uniting (them) together in peace.
a C—^Lc maldb, A species of aromatic resembling kha-
luk. Saffron.
p Malabar, Malabar in India.
a maldbis, (pi. of malbas) Garments, j
maldbis zoa ma-kil, Clothing and food. Muldbis, One who
mixes or holds intercourse with.
A <LxL« muldbasat, (in of J) Mixing in, transacting (busi
ness). Knowing (a man) inwardly. Commerce, conversation.
a maldbi-a, (Camels) near the birth.
A SI* maldt, A desert, a plain.
a iilLc mil-at, The manner in which any thing is filled. Mil-
at and mul-at, Heaviness (from repletion). Mul-at, A disease
in the upper part of the throat.
A maids, A man or family distinguished for nobility.
a muldjjat, (in of ^ lajja') Litigating, disputing.
a mildh. Wind driving a ship. The head of a spear, (pi.
of milh) Salts, (pi. of ^\Lc nialih) Beautiful. il/w/aA, Ele
gant, pretty, good. Mullah, A seaman, sailor, mariner, boatman.
A manufacturer of salt, (in the dialect of Morocco) Any place
inhabited by Jews, p malldh-i safinah-guzdr,
A skilful pilot. A Milldh, One who has or sells salt. Mullah, A
salsuginous plant, (pi. of malth) Very beautiful, elegant.
A muldhdt, (in of Disputing, debating. Talk-
ing opprobriously. Malice, perverseness.
AjjU-jL* malldhdn, (Pers. pi, of a mullah) Seamen.
A^lc malahat (from Being salt (as water). Being
good, agreeable, or elegant. Beauty, elegance, goodness, excel
lence. The nautical art. p ^ maldha-i bi hamtd,
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Unequalled beauty, a Malldhat, The art of navigation. A salt-
pit, or any place whence salt is brought.
a maldhij. Difficulties.
A Jo-1, muluhid, Crooked, false, insincere, hypocritical. Im
pious, heretical; a heretic.
a i'J o-1, muldhadat, (in of Jls?) Behaving hypocritically, or
indirectly (with any person). Muluhidat, (pi. of Jc>-lc muldhid)
Hypocrites, heretics, iniquitous men.
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