'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎737r] (1478/1826)

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and monasteries. Muduris y A doctor, a reader, a learned man.
One who returns to bad habits which he had once abandoned.
A muddrasuty (m of Studying', giving or taking
a lesson. Study.
p maddr-kdry The principal of affairs.
A muddrakaty (m of Prosecuting (any thing)
without intermission. Muddrikat, (fern.) Insatiable in lust.
a maddrihy (pi. of midrah') Princes, chiefs of fami
lies, military commanders.
a maddriy (pi. of midra’y midrdty and
midriyat)y Horns. Muddrty A dissembler.
maddsy A kind of rustic shoe.
a maddsaty A floor where grain is trodden out.
A maddiSy A pearl-fishery.
A islclkXo mudd^dty (in ofy:J) (A prophet) calling (to God).
Contending (against another). Provoking ; arrogating, assum
ing. Proposing riddles to each other, puzzling one another with
questions. Demolishing, ruining, destroying.
mudd^abaty (m of i^oJ) Playing, jesting.
A madd^iSy (pi. of madias') Lances. They
who pierce with them.
a mudd^asaty (in of Fighting with a spear.
\ madd^iky Water-courses (in vallies); channels hol
lowed out by torrents.
k iSs.\Xo mudduikaty (in of Contending, fighting.
Rubbing, chafing. Being foolish, stupid.
a mudd^alaty (in of obsolete) Circumventing.
\ ^f£-\Xo madd^iy (pi. of As-Xc mid-^dt') Banquets. Mudd^l,
One who calls out to; contentious ; a quarreller.
a madd^lky (Horses) treading down men in battle.
a madddghaty (in the idiom of Morocco) The temples.
A muddghashaty A crowding one upon another (espe
cially round a watering-place). A hasty watering, drinking a
small quantity. A lying in wait, ensnaring, treachery.
a muddghasuty (in of Commanding to make
haste. Instigating, urging, impelling.
a jJxiXc muddghily The middles of channels or vallies.
a muddfdt (in ofyiJ), or muddffaty (in of i—
daffa)y Rushing upon, or killing (a wounded man).
a maddji^y (pi. of midfaQ Cannons, pieces of
ordnance. Muddfi^y One who repels or averts.
A<ui^Xc muddfa^aty (in of £-i<^) Repulsing, defending one’s
self, resisting, averting, prohibiting, checking. Protracting, de
laying, making tedious. Deferring payment of a debt.
a maddfi-dy (pi. of i’iiXc madfa-at) Warm countries.
a maddky A circus, a field of battle or place for single
combat. Maddkky (pi. of /jXc midakky <Lj J^c midakkaty and
tnudukk) Instruments with which any thing is bruised. Wooden
mallets used in dressing cotton ; stockers for milling cloths.
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A iL:\Xc muddkkaty (in of jjJ dakkd) Calculating with accu-
racy, going minutely (through accounts with any one).
a maddki^y (Camels) eating up herbage to the roots
(from scarcity).
a maddklsy (pi. of u»jXc midkas) Strong (camels).
a .V* maddki^y One who levels any thing with the ground.
A maddk (from Braying small (colours, odours).
A stone upon which such things are brayed. Middky A stone
with which any thing is bruised, a muller. Muddik or maddky
A place abounding w ith cocks or chanticleers.
A muddika-aty (in of l£j) Throwing, crowding one ano
ther. Being collected (debts).
A muddldty (in ofand Behaving with kindness.
a muddlat (or mudd‘alat)y (in of (Jl^) Deceiv
ing, defrauding, ensnaring.
a maddlisy Fields of battle. Places to which waters
run, or where they stagnate.
a muddlasaty (m of jjjJj) Deceiving, circumventing,
acting darkly or fraudulently.
a <L£l! muddlakaty (in of lL^J^) Putting off a creditor.
Detaining (any one) lawfully.
A muddmy Perpetual, continual. Always. Any thing
perennial, unceasing, lasting long. A continued but gentle rain.
Wine. muddmu'l wakty Continually. p\Xc
dazcr-i muddmy Perpetual motion, p mast-i muddmy
Intoxicated with wine, drunk.
a Xc\x< muddmaty Wine.
a^jsHa^c muddmajaty (m of ^ e <^) Dissembling. Flattering.
a Sj^\Xc muddmaraty (m of^ct>) Watching (all night).
a mUtddmasaty (in of Lying hid.
a maddmi^y The internal corners or angles of the eye.
a <LLelj^c muddmalaty (in of u LcJ) Treating with kindness.
a ^j<\Xc muddmiy Eternal.
A ^Xo mnddny Egyptian basil. al maddny Name of
an idol. Mu dan y Judged, condemned. Mudddn, Deeply in debt.
a muddndty (in of jj<^) Coming between two things.
Bringing near. Straining, binding hard (a fetter).
a <3^^ maddnlt/y Native of ^^Xc Madd-in y i. e. Ctesiphon.
a maddniSy Squalid, sordid (fellows).
A i'jtXe muddzedt (or inuddzcd)y (in of l3*A) Curing a
disease, remedying. Restoring. Bringing aid, assisting.
A 'ij^Xo muddwaraty (in of jyA) Going about, surrounding,
Whirling round. Curing, adjusting, administering. Reprehend
ing. A piece of leather of a circular expanded form, fastened
round the mouth of a bucket to scoop up the w ater in shallow wells.
a mnddvoalaty (in of J!j<^) Changing, turning (as for
tune). Giving riches and happiness (God). Fortune.
a muddwim, Assiduous, persevering. Assiduously.
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