'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎720r] (1444/1826)

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A musaghamat, A cover, tnusaghama-
tu'l imra-atiy A veil or cloth covering- the mouth of a woman.
a musufil, One who eats solid food, as corn, or herbs.
A musufiriy A companion, familiar, intimate friend.
A<Uill* musafanaty (in of Sitting or keeping company
with. Sticking close (like a camel lying down). Helping.
A .X-Jwc masafidy Lining for clothes.
a musukafaty (in of i—eiu) Disputing (about genius).
a masdklly (pi. of miskal) Weights. Provisions
(especially made up into loads for travellers or armies),
p JtU misuly A royal mandate.
a (JL^e misuly Similitude. Like for like, requital. Like, re
sembling. An example, model. History, fable, description. A
form, figure, mode, manner, definite quantity. A bed, or any
place on which one reclines, (in gram.) The conjugation of an
assimilated verb. misdl-i badr, Resembling the full
moon. Jli^o ^alam-i misdly A dream, a vision, p
bi misuly Incomparable. duryu-misdly Like the sea.
^ mosuliby (pi. of<L*l^^o muslibut') Vices, defects, faults.
Musuliby (A horse) fed on old pasturage called salib.
A misului (from (Ji-o), Standing erect. Being excellent.
a CJli* musdliSy (pi. ofAili^c muslisat) Third strings of lutes.
A masdlijy (pi. of^s)’^ 0 maslajat). Ice-houses. Cellars.
A misufiyy Like, resembling.
A ti^masunaty The bladder. The place which holds the foetus.
A mas ant, The first section (of the Kur’an). Verses re
peated to avert evil. The two knee and hind-leg joints of cattle,
(pi. of masna’) Second strings of lutes. al masdniy
The whole Kur’an.
A \t*c masuniyuty (pi. of musndt') Bendings. Distichs.
A musuzearaty (m ofjy) Rushing impetuously.
A niasuzsiy (pi. of muszoa') Mansions, inns.
A musbity One who establishes, fixes, confirms, ratifies,
or gives a sanction to. Affirmative. One who knows with cer
tainty. Continually tormenting one (a disease). Musabbat, Esta
blished, proved, confirmed, written. Musabbit, One who reduces
to writing. A fixer, an establisher, a prover.
A musabbijy One who confounds and obscures (writing).
a musabbujaty An owl.
a masbir, An assembly, a place where people meet and
sit. Any place where a woman or animal is delivered. A place
of slaughter. Musubbir, One who keeps back, and prevents.
aL^Lc musbity (A distemper) which leaves little or no interval
from pain. Musabbity One who diverts or hinders (a man from
business). Who makes (a man) slow and lazy; also one who ren
ders (him) lively and wishful.
a musbiriy One who puts (any thing) in a purse or pocket
in his clothes. Who carries in both hands.
a misbanaty A purse in which women keep their mirrors
and other toilette-articles.
A masbury Ruined, destroyed.
A musabbiy A collector. Any one who gathers together
(things good or bad). Persevering, pains-taking, steady (in
business). Who praises or returns thanks for life or benefits re
ceived. One who complains of his situation or indigence, or
asks assistance. An adjuster, amender, repairer; dressing one’s
self. An amplifier, an augmenter. A finisher, a completer. A
magnifier. An imitator of his father.
A masj (from ^c), Mixing. Giving food. Giving libe
rally. Exhausting (a well). MusaJJy An eloquent orator.
a musajjajy (as watabi musajjaj) A bottle,
the butter in which will not concrete in churnino*.
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AjSXo musujjar , Knotty (reed). Musajjiry One who en
larges, extends, or amplifies.
a musajjaly One who has a bagging, loose, pendulous
belly. Fruitful (womb). Capacious (bag). Open (valley).
A musjimy Raining incessantly and heavily. Continuing.
A musjiy One who orders silence. One who throws fur
niture about.
A musakhbujy Flabby, loose flesh.
a muskhin, (A wound) which enfeebles (a man). One
who makes a great slaughter (of the enemy). A conqueror.
a muskhanaty A thick, corpulent woman.
A masd (from <^i^e), Hiding, concealing (amongst stones).
Peeping through chinks, observing the motions of an enemy, or
the actions of others. Appointing S. spy (to any one).
A musaddaniy (A vessel) the mouth of which is covered
with a cloth (for straining).
A wusadduriy Fleshy, corpulent. JuJ! musaddanu'l
yady Having a short hand. Musuddin, What renders fleshy.
A musuddunaty Fleshy and heavy (woman).
A masruty Whatever multiplies or increases (wealth).
A misrddy A stone, a bone, or iron instrument with which
cattle are slaughtered.
A A blamer,chider, reprover. Very fat (wether).
Stingy, avaricious. Musarrab, Mixed, confused. Chid. Ruined.
Musarrib, One who folds up. A cinder, rebuker, reprover.
A xjiso masrat, A place abounding in wealth.
A musarsir, A great talker, a babbler. A glutton.
a musrid or mussarid. Who breaks or crumbles (bread).
Mutsarady C rumbled (bread). Musarridy One who slaughters
(cattle) with a stone, a bone, or a blunt iron instrument.
A Jjr** musarnry One who sprinkles, and moistens (a place).
A musrimy (A disease) which renders toothless.
A musranty Luxuriant, exuberant.
AlsjjLo musarnity Heavy-bodied (man).
A ‘^r^ c masrudy Crumbled. Slightly wet with rain (a field).
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