'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎738v] (1481/1826)

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A Jw« madi'as, A college. Midrcts, A book, or a commen
tary, by which any thing is taught. Mudfif, A user, a studier
(of a book) ; an exerciser, a teacher by reading. Mudris or mu-
darris, A learner (under another). An academical lecturer, a
doctor, a professor, a schoolmaster. Mudurrus^ orn, used.
Well educated. Muddaris^One who turns over or reads (a book).
a <Lj / i,Vc mudrasat (or madrasah), An university, a col
lege, an academy, a public school.
A midra^, A short shirt of coarse wool. Mudri^, (A
month) above half-elapsed. One who puts into a vault or hollow
place. Mudri^ also mudarra^, Herbage carried off or eat up
near any piece of water. Mudarri^, (A man) who puts on a
coat of mail, or (a woman) a shift. Preferred; excellent, clear.
a <LzjX< midra^at, A jerkin made of coarse wool.
a mudarki^, One who flees, goes swiftly, runs from
danger. A careful shepherd. Swift. One who receives bene
fits from others, yet speaks of them with malevolence.
a fJjjXo mudarkil, Who passes quickly by. Obedient; an
attentive listener. An airy, pompous walker.
a tjJjXo mudrak, Comprehended, J LlSjXo mudrak
tea mudraj, Comprehended and contained. Mudrik, One who
comprehends or understands; comprehensive.
x 'iSjXo mudrikat, A man having many followers. A pro
tuberance between the shoulders; a rising made by the applica
tion of a cupping-glass. Mudrikat (or SjJ kuzxat-i mu-
drikah), The understanding, the intellectual powers; memory.
a mudrim, (Ahoy or a young camel) which loses or
changes his teeth.
a mudarrimat, Compact or soft (coat of mail or kirtle).
a ^jXo mudarmij, A camel fond of her colt and going slow.
mudarmis, Silent. One who covers or hides.
a CS~<jX<mudarmik,W\\o runs, skips, and hops along. One
who makes smooth (the walls of a building). (Camels) w'hich
break down (a cistern).
A mudrin, Dirty (garment or hand). Soiling. (A ca
mel) which feeds on dry plants. Dry (wood).
a (jAijXo mudranfik, Hasty, quick in walking.
a (jjjXc mudarnik, A promoter of mischief, an exciter of
evil. One who looks through half-shut eyes.
a mudranki^, Swift of flight, a fugitive. Who receives
benefits from others, yet speaks of them with malevolence.
A mudarzeiz, Mean,
p madras, A bar or bolt of a door.
A madras, Defaced, obliterated, indistinct. A worn
garment. Insane.
a lL&jX* znadruk, Understood, comprehended.
A midrah, A prince, a chief of a family, the commander
of an army ; a tribune. A spokesman for others,
pjb XjXc madrah-bdz, A retail-dealer.
A mudarhim, Monied, rich. Mudarhimm, Aged.
A ^jjXtmidra', A horn; the horn of a young buck or doe. An
instrument for parting the hair, a comb. JMudrt, A teacher, in
former. Madarij/, A citizen (especially of Madar in Arabia).
Muddari, A woman combing the hair. One who assaults (a
place), over-runs and plunders.
A mudri-a, (A camel) whose milk flows after colling.
aJjjS* midriyat, A horn. Madarlyat, (Spears) armed with
sharp horn heads.
A mads (from Rubbing a skin. Madas, A dirk.
A ^Xo mudsij or mudassij, An animalcule which spins a web
like a spider.
Aj^X* midsar, One who indulges much in venery.
a mads a A narrow place. The entrance into the
gullet. Midsa^, A leader, a conductor.
A lJLsXo mudsif, An ambassador. An internuncio (between
man and woman), a pander. A driver of cattle.
A mudsik, One who fills, a filler.
a mudsim, Who stops or corks (a bottle). Mudassim,
One who makes meat fat, or gives fat.
A ^jyX* madsus, Hidden. (A camel) anointed with pitch.
A mudasst, A hider. A seducer, a corrupter, A re
ceiver (of a tradition) ; a relater (of the sayings of another).
A ^X< madash (from ^J^), Having the nerves of the hand
flexible, with little flesh. Dimness of the eyes from heat or
hunger. The cutting of the feet (of a horse) by striking one
against another.
aLIXc madshd, (A woman) having a slender flexible hand.
A {J oXaX< mudusdis, A mover or shaker of a sieve.
a [zXo mudda^a, (In construction) for What
ever is alleged, pretended, or meant. Desire, wish. Meaning,
suit, view, object, scope.
A ilcJuo mad^at, An invitation, invocation. Mid^at, A banquet.
a ^AcX* mid^as, A stiff spear. A beaten path.
a teX* mud^iit, An Indian nut without the pulp or kernel.
a i*L~£.X< mud^is, One who makes a remainder.
A Jis.X< madamsar, Thrown down. Muda^sir, Who throws
down, a demolisher, a breaker.
A ^XzXc muda^di^. One who stoops and moves slowly. Who
calls out to one stumbling, A filler (of a dish). W ho
shakes (a measure) to make (it) hold more. One who calls to or
checks (goats).
AjZX< muda^ar, A dirty colour, especially of an elephant.
A muda^rim, One who hastens with short steps.
a [jms-X-o maduts or mid^as, A lance; whoever pierces with
it. Muda^as, Stabbed. A place, in the fields where they dress
victuals or bake bread. A heap of fire. A furnace. Muda^jds,
One who thrusts through with a spear.
A muda^sij, Swift, who goes quickly.
a (J^x* madamsik, One who rushes (upon others). (Camels)