'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎743r] (1490/1826)

Murdr, A species of bitter tree or plant, which sticks to the lips
and lays bare the teeth of camels when eating it.
a mardrat, (from^ marra). Being bitter. Saying any
thing disagreeable. Bitterness. The gall-bladder.
mardratu'l mawt y The bitterness of death.
. p lSj'j' 10 tnardrt) A hempen rope.
A mardrtf (pi. of marzoardt) Barren deserts.
a j)/* tnardzibat, (pi. of marzubdn') Princes, satraps.
A ***j\f< murdzamatf (m of fjj) Doing one thing immediately
after another, as eating hastily mouthsful of different kinds of
victuals. Eating one day meat, another honey or dates, and a
third, milk-dishes. Pasturing (a camel) in two fields alternately.
Offering up thanks to God after a meal, or between every mouth
ful. Remaining long at home. Buying any thing at market
which does not fill a dish or sack.
A nmrdzi, A kind of medicine mixed with tutty.
A mardzib, (pl.of<_-^J mirzdb) Ships long and wide.
a wards (and <Lo^c mardsat) Strength. Miras, (m of
Managing (affairs), applying with great attention, in
volving one’s self (in them). Struggling with ; grappling. De
parting from (one), leaving (him). Marras, Robust, potent.
a mur-as, A camel lean except about the head. «
a (Lx~:\j*o murdsaghat, (in of not in use) Catching (an
adversary) by the wrist or the heel (in wrestling).
a mardsil, (pi. of mursalat) Necklaces, espe
cially those parts which hang loose down the bosom. Murdsil,
One who sends a letter or message. A woman, who, when re
pudiated, or learning the death of her husband, dresses to allure
another, and sends to him. Hairy on the legs.
a murdsalat, (in of J--^) Writing a letter, or sending
a messenger to another. Keeping up a correspondence. The
letter or summons of a judge, a citation.
a mardsim, (pi. of marsumat), Marks, signs, ves
tiges, customs, usages. Laws, conditions, agreements, pactions,
conventions, covenants, obligations, observances, duties, prescrip
tions. iJV add-i trior dsi/n-i tahdni, Paying compli
ments of congratulation. ifd-i mardsim, Fulfilling
the laws, performing one’s duty.
\ mardsi, Anchors.
a mardsil, (pi. of mirsdl), Pleasant-paced ca
mels. Short arrows.
a mardsim, (pi. of marsum) Edicts.
A mirdsh, Vomiting. A vomit.
A murdshdt, (m ofj-ij) Helping, assisting.
a mardshib, Clay with which they stop the mouths of
wine-jars.
a ZjAjo murdshat, Small or moderate rain.
a mardshid, (pi. of marshad) Straight roads.
Firm resolutions, steady designs.
A^JLii^o mardshik, (pi. of <Lji-l^<) Thumb-rings for archers.
A murdshakat, (in of (_»<Aj) Rolling the eyes about,
looking intently. Stretching out the neck (as a doe). Throw
ing a dart in a particular manner.
a mardsid, (pi. of marsad), Places of observation,
ambushes.
A murdsadat, (in of Seizing an opportunity of
invading or attacking (an enemy).
A mirdz, (pi. of j< mariz') Sick, diseased, ill. Mu-
rdz, One who loses fruits by blight.
A murdzdt, (in of ^c*^) Endeavouring to please and be
agreeable ; contending who shall please most.
A <kk?°\jso murdzakhat, (in of ^j) Giving unwillingly.
Throwing, or contending in throwing stones.
A mardzi^, (pi. of marza^) Teats, nipples.
\ dxJ\jsc murdzauit, (in of Suckling (a child). Suck
ing a pregnant mother. Having a foster-brother. Being na
turally avaricious.
A mardizi, (pi. of rnartz) Sick, diseased in body.
k)s\jr<, tnirdt, (pi. oflr^c murt) Unfeathered arrows.
A^\ murdtat, W hat falls when pulling out hairs.
a murdtanat, (in of Addressing (another) in a
barbarous tongue, i. e. in any language besides the Arabic.
a murduit, (in of ^j£j) Looking back upon. Consider
ing, reflecting; viewing attentively through half-shut eyes. At
tending to, listening. Taking care of, preserving, guarding,
maintaining. Contemplating any thing, especially the setting
stars. Feeding, pasturing (along with another).
a jz\murduiz, Chidden.
a 'ijzSjsc murduizat, (in ofj£^) Being drawn together.
a marduf, The nose and the environs,
^ald 1 raghmin min marddfihi, Against his inclination.
a mardd, (pi. of marui') Pastures. Mur d-d,
An observer, a guardian, a keeper. A supporter.
A mardgh, A stable for horses. The rolling or wallowing
of a horse, or camel, on the ground.
mardghib, The necessaries of life. Murdghib, De
sirous, wishful, inclined, prepense.
a CL>\d\y6 murdghabdt, (pi. of &+£.\yc murdghabat). Affec
tions, desires.
a tLz\yc murdghabat, (in of Expressing a wish. De
sire, wish, affection, propensity.
a^c mardghat, A place where (a horse) rolls himself about
or sleeps. The rolling or wallowing of (ahorse). Marrdghat,
One that tumbles or wallows (as a horse).
A&A£.\yc murdghamut, (in of Flying in a rage (at a
spouse). Abandoning (friendsorfamily), relinquishing. Fighting,
p id\yc Mardghah, Name of a city in Azarbljan.
A mardghi, (Camels) which give frothy milk.