'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎706v] (1417/1826)

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a mutahalinty One who puts on a meek demeanour.
a Jl-sx< mutahatiy Sweet, delicate, haughty woman.
A mutuhumiky One who pretends to be a fool.
A ^UIstLc mutahamily Who puts up with trouble, patient.
a mutahamiy Cautious, watchful, discreet, heedful.
a t.bsrLc mittahazoir, Ensfag-ed j n a dialogue together.
Aj*\££\se mutahawizy Separated, retreating from each other.
a mutahazsiSy Quick-sighted, eagle-eyed.
a mutahuyiSy One who mixes, a mingler.
a mutahnbbiby Loving, fond, affectionate.
a^jcVjcIc mutahabj fry Griped, nipped in the belly.
a mutahabbiSy Imprisoned, confined, kept in durance.
a uSi.*s<Lo mutahabbishy Congregated, assembled.
A mutahatrishy Assembled, met together (people).
a viutahattiky One who takes short and quick steps.
a mutahattimy Who clears the table. Needful. Broken.
A^lsf^c mutahassfry (A plant) which begins to bud and to give
a promise of fruit.
AjS^* rnutahajjfry Turned into stone, petrified.
a mutahajjty Stationary. Greedy, covetous.
a muttahidy United, made one.
A mutuhaddiby Benevolently inclined, friendly.
a mutahaddciSy A place of conversation, an assembly.
MntahaddiSy A relater, historian. Any thing happening new.
a jAsUo mutuhaddfry Fluent, flowing (humour in the eye).
a ^woAsAa) mutahaddiSy An inquirer into the truth, inquisitive.
a i^Astu> ww/aArtc/c/I, Temperate, abstemious, self-denying.
a jjA^Vo mutahazziky Wise; a wise man.
a mutaharrijy One who abstains from wickedness.
a ^jSSX^a mutaharriSy Careful,cautious, watchful, abstemious.
a mutaharrify Changed, inverted.
a mntaharrifahy A tax on people of particular trades.
a mutaharriky Burnt; inflamed (with anger).
a mutaharriky Moved ; moving one’s self; moveable.
Accented with short vowels. Ciys^U ^ ghayr-i mutaharriky
Immoveable. kuzcu-i mutaharrikahy Moveable
powers.
a mu toharrim 9 Prohibited, forbidden, unlawful. Self-
denying. Revered, respected. A robber, an outlaw.
A mutaharriy One who purposes, resolves, or intends.
aJJ-sUc mutahazzizy Cut, notched.
A mutahazziky Covetous, close-fisted.
A mutahazziniy Girt round the waist.
a mutahazziriy Grieved, afflicted, sad.
a mutahassiby A procurer of intelligence.
mutahassiry One who sorrows from grief or regret.
a mutahassisy An explorer, searcher, examiner.
A Ai_sA< mutahashshidy Convened, assembled together.
A ■-> -g-i - mutahashshify Clad in a thread-bare garment.
a mutahashshimy Covered with blushes, bashful.
A J mutahassily A gatherer, acquirer, accumulator.
A c ^s^Lc mutahassfry Who retires to a strong-hold and forti
fies himself there. A refugee.
A mutahassly Cautious, wary, heedful.
A jjisfu mutahattimy Broken.
A L ^ s ^< mutahazziy Fortunate.
A t . j^cL r muthnfy Consecrated,dedicated. Muthify The giver
of a present, the maker of an offering.
a mutahaffizy Vigilant, cautious, one who takes heed to
himself. One who commits (any thing) to memory.
a Jisru mutahaffily Met together, assembled.
a mutahaffiy Transported, filled with joy. Humane,
beneficent, generous.
a J&sru muiahakkaky Verified, true, certain. Mutahakkiky
Certain, true. A verifier.
a l— <Xsfu mutahakkiky Evil-designed (person).
a mutuhakkimy A lord, a paramount sovereign.
A muttahily Melted, dissolved. Excepted. Uncommon.
a mutahaltiby Milked out; flowing.
mutahalhily Removing or moved (from place to
place). Dispersed, scattered, beat, carded, or teased (as cotton).
A mutahalliky Seated in a circle (people).
a JlsrLc mutahallily Melted, dissolved.
A mutahallimy Meek, gentle. Fat (child).
a mutahalla'y Adorned (especially with bracelets or
other female ornaments). MutahaUiy One who decorates.
a mutham (or muthamu* l lazcn)y (A horse) of
a dark or chesnut-colour.
a mathamat or muthamaty Astriped stuff made in li aman.
a mutahamhfriy Neighing, whinnying (horse).
a mutahammidy Praised; deserving of commendation.
A^kSTUc mutahammfry One who calls or is called, an ass. One
who speaks the Himyaritic dialect.
A mutahammisy Who makes a steady resistance. In
trepid (in battle). Constant (in religion).
A mutahammizy (A camel) which feeds on a salt and
bitter plant called hamz. »
a mutahammily The bearer (of a burthen) ; who sup
ports or suffers patiently. One who moves a camp. Affable,
considerate, enduring.
A mutahannisy One who abstains from sin.
a k-rdo mutahannity Buried with sweet herbs.
a i— c'.^rLc mutahannify A follower of the sect of Il ani ‘
fah. Circumcised.
A mutahanniky One who ties the fillet or other part
of the head-dress under the chin.