'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎740r] (1484/1826)

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A mudammilc, Who inserts one thing- into another. One
who sprinkles a mass ofleaven with flour.
a midmuky A baker’s rolling'-pin.
a mudmil or mudammil^ One who heals and induces a
skin over a sore.
a tnudamlaj) Round and smooth.
a niudamlak, Smooth, worn (stone or hoof).
A mudamlak, Smooth, polished (arrow). Round.
A mudammatn,) Shallow (well), the sides of which are
plastered. Mitdammim, One who anoints with a medicinal un
guent the outside of (a child’s) eyes. A crusher, a destroyer.
v madmamunitan, (in ancient Persian) To fear, be
afraid. madrnamunam, I fear. madmamu-
nid, Fear ye. (Burhdn-i kdti^.)
A mudrnin, Assiduous, incessant, frequent. Mudammin,
(A crowd of men or a flock of sheep) which befoul any place or
water with dung. Who relaxes in any point; civil, courteous.
A madmuz^ Cauterized under the eyes (a camel).
A madmugh, Wounded in the brain. Foolish, stupid.
A madmuk, (One thing) inserted in another.
A +ycX< madmum, Red, dyed of a blood colour. Fat, plump
(camel or limb). Laden, burthened
A Xe^cX« modmumat, (A pot) broken and cemented.
a mudmi, One who wounds. Mudamma\ Very red, of
a bright shining red ; (cloth) stained and black with blood. (An
arrow) shot backw-ards and forwards by archers.
A mudn and mudun, (pi. of madlnat) Cities, towns.
Mudinri) Who stays, stops, or sojourns.
p ^Xs madan, Do not walk or run with a gay, lively air.
p ^Xc ?nadanj ) The teeth or wards of a lock ; also the bolts
of a lock or door, and the grooves or holes into which they slide.
a ^TXc mudannih, Low', humble, let down.
a ^Xc mudannikh) One who hangs (his head). Who keeps
close at home, or in any other place.
a y X« mudannar, (A horse) distinguished by more white than
black spots. Stamped (gold coin). Rich in gold coin. Mu-
dannir, Shining (countenance).
a ^*JXc mudannis, A defiler, a polluter, a profaner.
a t—iJXc mudnaf or mudnif, (fern. <U}Xo mudnafat or mudni-
fat) Afflicted with a chronical distemper. Injurious.
a JOXc mudannik) Who looks intently, or contemplates.
a jsjXz mudankir, Who pounds any thing small. Who attends
to minute matters. (A horse) which goes a bad pace.
A^uJiiXo mudankis, A promoter of discord. One who casts
down the eyes, and bends the body humbly to the ground.
A Xc mudankiS) One who keeps constantly at home, and
neglects every thing abroad.
p niadang (or Ci&X<> matting), The teeth or wards of
a lock; also the bolts of a lock or door, and the grooves or holes
into which they shoot.
a (JXo mudnl, Who brings near, or approaches. (A she-
camel) near the birth. In great pain, leading a wretched life.
Madanty, A citizen of Madina. Mudanna', Abject. Sociable.
cjx* al insdnu mudannd’ bPV tab^, Man is by
nature a social being. Mudannt, One who causes to approach,
or brings any thing nearer. A pursuer of trifles as well as of
matters of importance. Muddani, One who claims affinity, who
desires to be near. One who causes to approach.
a. ^j>X* mudnt-a, Who does any thing shameful. Crooked,
gibbous.
A<LjXe mudniyat, Near the birth. Madaniyat, (fern of iJXe
madaniy) Revealed at Madina (a chapter of the Kur’an).
A ^JjXc mid was, An instrument or machine for thrashing
corn. A tool used in polishing or smoothing.
A ^'jXc midwdm, A piece of wood used in stilling a boiling pot.
A £-*Xc mudawwih, Lavish, prodigal, profuse.
A ^-»Xe madukh, (A man) who does every thing expeditiously.
Mudawwikh, Who renders vile. A rambler (through cities).
A <XX< mudwid, mudawwad, also mudawwid } (Meat, grain,
or cloth) infected with worms.
mudawwar, Round, circular. The w'orld. (Camels)
which the keeper milks in a circle. Mudawwir, One who causes
to turn in a circle. Who makes round.
A (jwjXe midwas, An instrument or machine for thrashing corn.
A tool used in polishing or smoothing (a sword).
A ^rjXo mudawwis, One who descends or lets himself down
from a height by art.
A u-ijXc maduf, Macerated, mixed. (Musk) brayed. Dis
solved (in water).
A <JJjX« jnidwak, A stone used in braying, a muller.
A j*»Xc midwam, A stick used in stirring or stilling a boiling
pot. Mudawwim, A giver in perpetuity. A quieter, a pacifier.
a i<jXc mudawwimat, Wine, <Le.Xe mudawzcimatu'V
tawdhi, Birds which hover over and feed upon dead bodies.
a (^Xo tnudun (from ^Xc), Abiding, tarrying (in any place).
Mudawwin, Who collects poems into one book,
p 43 jX< madunih, (in ancient Persian) Paradise.
k)c%*Xo madwuz, One with whom you are angry.
a < j. *Xc madwuf, Macerated, mixed. Dissolved (in water).
(Musk) brayed.
a ijXo mudawwih, One who calls (a she-camel) to (her) colt,
saying ddh ddh or duh duh.
a l/jXc mudwi, Who throws into a distemper. Mudawwi,
Thundering (cloud). (Milk) covered with a thin scum,
p SXc mudah, Sick, indisposed.
a iX< muddah, (pi. of ^ mddih) Encomiasts, panegyrists.
A ^l&Xc mudhdm, (A plant) full of juice and of a dark green.
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