'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎809r] (1622/1826)

rjj^« mangul, A robber. A wart.
Mangalor, Mangalore in Mysore,
r Mangalus, Name of a place famous for white ele
phants. / J-J pll-i mangalusj A huge elephant.
p Mangalah, Name of a place remarkable for fine ele
phants. Mangulah, Name of a certain wild herb. A strap or
thread by which any thing is hung.
p manguwa, A player at dice. Name of a man.
vMangur, Name of a mountain in Kipjak.
p tnangush, An ear-ring,
p mangiyu ov mangya. Dice. A gaming-house,
p mangiyagar, A dice-player; a gamester.
v mangidari) To mutter in a rage. Mangidan also
mungldan, To speak through the nose.
a mania, A judge, a lord. A doctor of laws,
p manluk ovmunldk, A poor, wretched man.
p man am, I am.
A munimm, A whisperer, a tale-bearer, a calumniator.
A tninmds, Tweezers.
a munmajj, Ejected (wine or saliva from the mouth).
Dropping (ink from a pen).
a munmahis (or mummahis), Elapsed. Abat
ed, subsided (swelling).
a (JLs.’* : ~ < munmahik (or ^j.s^ mummahik) f Defaced, abolish
ed, perishing.
a munmahl, Erased, obliterated.
A l^ munmarit, Fallen off (hair).
a min mas, Tweezers.
A mnnmik, Stoneless (date).
a minmal or munmil, A slanderer. Mnnmal also mu-
nummal, A closely written hand. Munmall, Fallen or dropt out.
One who steals away.
a munammalat, Restless (woman).
a munmalis, Polished, made bare. Liberated, escaped.
Snatched away (a person’s sight).
A munmalis, Fallen, dropping, sliding.
a munmalik, Soft, smooth. Freed, fallen out, escaping.
a ^aj** munammam, Painted and striped (garment).
a manmul, (Food) gnawed by ants.
a minan, (pi. of minnat) Claims, obligations.
a minanat, A spider. A female hedgehog,
p manang, A sort of rush, of which they make brooms.
p manan o canan, More particularly,
p manazc, Do not move, or complain. Manu or minu, Pa
radise.
a minwd^, A weaver’s beam.
a manzcdl, A weaver. Minwal, A weaver’s beam. A
mode, manner, rule, form, constitution, disposition, frame, tex
ture. Propriety, decency, duty, office. ^ald'
hdza'l minwal. In this manner, according to the rule, ^
hum ^ala' minwdlin wdhidin, They are of the same
disposition; they are similar in genius and manners.
1 jJjwJ minwdluka an taf-^al kazd, It behoves you to do that.
A £ yX'-c manwat, Desire, a wished-for object.
minii-chihr, Of a heavenly countenance. Of high
degree. Name of the son of j>\ Iraj, and seventh king of the
Peshdadian dynasty ; also name of an ancient chief.
a manuh, (A she-camel) giving milk in winter-time,
■ when others give none.
* J-' mutiwcidil) An old mein tottorin^ 1 with infirmity^ fcchlc
I in the limbs.
manwar. Name of a place or of a mountain, Cl?'J
zdtu manwarin, A sorceress, a female enchanter. A palpable
blow, a throw or shot conspicuous to all. Munawwar, Illustrat
ed, illuminated, elucidated, explained, clear, splendid, bright,
brilliant. munawwaruH kalh, Having an enlightened
heart, serene, intelligent, p munawwar kardan, To il
lustrate. xMunnawir, One who illustrates; that which illuminates.
a munus, (A date) becoming black at the extremity,
p manushdn, Name of one of the governors of Persia
in the reign of Kay Khusraw.
a manut, Dependent, fastened, bound, belonging to, at
tached, tied.
a manu^, A hinderer, a preventer. Munu^, (pi. of
man^) Crabs.
a munawwak, (fern. <L5y^c munawwakat) Trained, dis
ciplined (camel). (A palm-tree) sprinkled and fructified by the
male flowers. Placed in order, arranged.
a minwal, A weaver’s beam.
a Time, age. Death, fate. One who upbraids
very much with benefits conferred. A wealthy woman married
on account of her dowry. A liar, (in the dialect of Morocco)
A yellow kind of melon.
manunat, (fern, of manun) Reproachful (wo
man), one who upbraids or casts in the teeth. A spider.
a i-iyy^e man-ushat, Lean (she-camel).
a manwty, Intended, proposed.
p <wc manah, The lower jaw, the chin. Munnah, Power. A
gift.
A l^c minhd, (lit. from that) Deduction, substraction. p Ifi-c
minhd sdkhtan, To substract (in arithmetic).
A munha-a, Half-dressed meat.
A manhdt, Intelligent, prudent (man).
A^l^o minhd j, An open road, or wide street; a highway,
^.l^c hujjdj-i hiddyat-minhdj, The pilgrims
travelling 1 the high road to Mecca.
a (^l^o munhdz, (A bone) broken anew after having been
set and knit. One who has a broken bone.
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