'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎694r] (1392/1826)

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A jJa-Uo muhitj An informer. Barren (country or season).
Avaricious, sordid ; destitute of a single good quality.
mahuz, An odoriferous herb.
A Obliterating, defacing; who erazes or defaces.
pa makh, Adulterated gold or silver; money of a base al
loy ; any thing similar; a perfidious man; a coward, a scoun
drel. An old man or woman.
p Makhan, Name of an ancient hero. A title of the
Emperor of China.
p m ukhchi (or makhchtn)) A horse between
an Arab and a T urki, commonly called '« mujunnus. An
ambling nag. A pack-horse.
a Vo ma-khazy Bait, or whatever animals are taken with.
A place where any thing is taken ; a receptacle.
a makhirat) (A ship) ploughing the ocean.
a makhiZ) In labour, enduring the pangs of child-birth.
k makhil) Fugitive.
a mu khalakd’llah. That which God has created,
i. e. all the world, all sorts of men or animals.
f makhan, Impure. Vile, naughty. False, insincere.
a ma-khuzj Taken, occupied; held (an opinion).
vj ma-kK'ur (formar-kh , ur) (Snake-eater), a
kind of mountain-goat. Makhiir, A profligate assembly, a com
pany of drunkards. A tavern, a pot-house, a sot’s hole,
c Uyci-Lc tnakhonya, (Me\ayxo^la) Melancholy, madness,
p mad (from jjlo/wddar), Mother, (for JcJlo mdnand),
Like, equal to, resembling, as.
a JU ma-d (from t>Ui), Waving to and fro (a young pliant
branch). Being young and soft (a bough). Tender, soft (branch
or plant). JU JG sa-dun ma-dun, Easy, soft (place).
A muddy One who extends or prolongs. A wire-drawer.
A ^jU md dam (also piCc^jU md dam kih), During, whilst,
so long as, until that.
A mddab or mdduby A feast, an entertainment.
A JjJU ma-dabat also ma-dubai, A feast, an entertainment to
which one is invited. Chastisement. Discipline ; erudition.
A £jb mdddOt (also *jU maddah). Continued augmentation.
Matter. An article, point, subject, argument.
p rndd-chtriy A loop or ouch. (Castellus.)
a -jU mddihy A praiser, an encomiast.
A £jU mddikh, Great, excellent, precious,
pj jU> rnddaty A mother, \ j mddur-i db o dtish.
Who sheds tears of grief. Q mddar-i bdgh. The earth. A
garden. lkir*jjU mddar ba khutd, A term of abuse. ,
J^jjL ikbdl-i mddar-zdd, Fortune, prosperity from the cradle,
pjJd!jjU mddar-andar (orjJjjjU), A step-mother,
p c^o~JjjU mddar dokht. Mallows.
p jlj jjU nddar-zdd (or ttyjtl* mddar-zddah), A brother
uterine, a brother by the mother. Innate, sucked in with the mo
ther’s milk. The hair with which'a child is born.
PjjJjJUj mdidar-zan, A wife’s mother.
p yijjlc mddar-fur, A son of a whore,
p *jjLi Mddirahy Name of a country in the west, Madeira ?
p lSj^o mddariy Maternal,
p jJJjUi mddandary A stepmother.
A via-dury Ruptured.
A ma-dutiiy (Bread) dressed or eaten with meat or fish.
^<jJ U at^amtuka ma-dumi, I have put a sop for you
in my victuals, i.e. I have made you all the apology in my power.
A (j^JU ma-duriy Short (in the neck or hands). Defective,
p *JL mddahy A female. SjIo mdda-i sher^ A lioness.
A *jU> mddihy A praiser, a commender.
pjU *jL> mddah-gdwy A cow.
a (^jUo muddiy. Material. <0 jl« ^illat-i mdddiyuhy A
material cause.
p jjl) jU: mddiydn (iibjlo mddiydnahy also muziyan'))
A mare. A she-ass.
p^ jUj mddin (or <UijU> mddinah), A female in general.
a JU mdziriy Thin white honey. Iron armour. Mdzuity Good-
natured.
PjjLo mdzary A mother.
P(jjjjjU) rndzariyuriy A Persian plant five or six feet high,
bearing green berries like capers, which being preserved in
vinegar, are excellent for the dropsy.
a <Li J U ma-zanat (vulg. mi-zanaf)y A tower belonging to a
mosque, from which the crier proclaims the hour of prayer.
A^JU ma-zun,y Dismissed, suffered to depart. Licensed,
permitted, allowed. A privileged slave.
A mdzlyy New, white, pure honey. Arms or armour.
A CuUb jV« mdziydndty Places through which water flows.
Grass (rrovvinjr about rivulets.
a <L jte mdziyaty A woman. Mild, pleasant wine. A soft
breast-plate or corslet. A shining coat of mail.
AjU ma-r (fromjU), Exciting enmities,
pjtc mdry A serpent. A beating or striking. An accountant.
An account-book, a register. Sick, unwell. Name of the go
vernors of Georgia. It is also sometimes used for^l--< miydry
Bring not. mdr-i q/^a’, A viper, J jU
tndr ba dast-i digari giriftariy To take the snake by ano
ther’s hand, (met.) to engage another in any perilous business.
^L> mdr-ipalds or mdr-paldiSy A lizard. ^J^ yi- jVo mar
kh’urdany To devour a snake, (met.) to suffer grief. jJ
mar dar pirdhariy A snake in the sleeve, (met.) a neigh
bouring foe. 0^° m ur-i du zabdriy A double-tongued
serpent, i. e. a hypocrite, mar-i shikam-surdkh,
A musical pipe with seven stops. mdr-i zahhdkiy A
chain, a fetter, ,j\-o mdr-i kahkahahy A basilisk.
mdr-imisrty An Egyptian spear. A3 mdr-i nuh sar. The
nine heavens.
AjU mor, (from the Syriac) A lord. A saint. c-jdixfjU