'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎746v] (1497/1826)

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r murdar-kh'ar^ A species of eagle or crow that
feeds upon dead bodies.
a Mardariyat, Name of a Muhammadan sect,
p tnardds, A hand-mill. The throwing of a stone into
a well to discover whether there is water in it or not.
A mirdd$) A hard and broad substance with which any
thing is crushed. A stone with which they fathom the depth of
a well to ascertain whether there be water in it or not.
p ?nard-dsdj Like a man, tall, manly (youth).
p ward isfarum, A kind of wild myrtle from which
a vermifuge medicine is prepared.
p murddsang (also < ^ €•— fnurddr-sang), The
litharge or dross of silver.
p marddsh, A history, narration. A garden,
p tnard-afkan. Overthrowing men, i. e. a hero, a
warrior, a champion. Strong, heady wine.
A mirddniy A worthless fellow, or thing.
p mar dan, (pi. of mard) Heroes, warriors.
marddn-i ^ulwt^ The seven planets.
p^io^J^c wmrt/anag?, Manhood. Manliness,courage,prowess.
tLspC tMrsa-i marddnagl, A field of battle, a gymnasium
or place of exercise.
pAiljpc marddnahy Brave, manly. Courageously, vigorously.
What belongs to a man (as male apartments), mar-
ddnah kardariy To remove the women from their apartments
that men may enter them.
vd^marddnu Masculine (woman).
v mard-awzariy Brave, warlike. Generous wine,
p mard-bdz, A lascivious woman, an adultress, a strumpet.
v mard-bdiziy Adultery.
p mardubdriy A staircase, a ladder,
p mard-bachahy The son of a brave man.
a maradat (or maradaK)y (pi. of mdrid) Stub
born, obstinate, rebellious. Devils.
a muraddady Reprobated, ruined. Muraddidy One who
drives to and fro. Who revolves in his mind. A repeller.
p mMr ^ wr ^5 Vacant. Languid, lazy. Inheritance.
p murdareky A kind of sand used by goldsmiths for
polishing ; small gravel. Hereditary effects left at death.
a (^^jscmirdaSy Anything hard and broad for braying colours,
p mard-shinds ty A knowledge of mankind.
F murd-shuyy A washer of dead bodies.
A mirda t or muradda^y (A dart) which has lost its head.
One who loses his labour. (An arrow) with a small notch. Slug
gish (seaman). Short. Good unguent, in which there are no
spots or blemishes.
a izdj* mardaghaty That which is between the neck and col
lar bone. The flesh or muscle between the top of the arm and
the sternum. A fruitful, flourishing garden.
a murdafy Entered, or carried, after another. Murdify
Who comes behind, follows; who remains or rides behind. M u .
raddafy Composed in the form radlf.
a mardakush or murdukushy Marjoram. Saffron. A
kind of aromatic of a reddish black colour, with which women
perfume their combs.
p mardaky A little man, a mannikin. A low fellow, a
puppy. Vile, base.
a mardaky An action having fatal consequences; oc
casioning - death.
p murdagdnj (pi. of murdah) The dead,
p (jLysAjsc tnardgdshy Marjoram.
p mardagty One who bears with indifference the expos
ing of his wife to others. Sodomy.
p mard-gtry A sort of weapon with a crooked blade.
mard-gtratty Name of a festival celebrated by the
ancient Persians during the five last days of the month
Jsfanddrmudy at the close of the year. A paper written at that
season in the fields, as a charm against noxious insects.
A^Jj^c mardalat (from J^o q), Doing any thing carelessly
or infirmly.
p mardumy A man. A polite, civilized man. Civil, hu
mane. The pupil of the eye. Tnar( ^ UTnm ^ chashm.
The pupil of the eye. j'f*- mardum-kh*dr 9 A cannibal.
a murdimy Continued (watering or fever). Muraddamy
Burst, mended (garment). Muraddiniy A repairer (of a garment).
One who carries on and finishes his discourse.
Pj|j! ^t^mardi/w-azar, Hurting men; banditti; an oppressor.
mardum-dzarty Oppression, robbery, murder.
pj~«t ^ 4^0 mardum-dmeZy Humane, kind, polite,
p 1 mardum-dhangy A murderer ; a sort of weapon.
mardum-khtZy Producing good men.
PjJ mardum-dar (also mardum-darid)y One
who tears to pieces and devours mankind.
p <S\j ^ mardum-zddy A man, the son of a man.
p lLCci^j mardumaky A little man, a dw arf. A vetch, a pea.
mardumak-i chashm. The pupil of the eye.
mardum-kushy A murderer.
p mardum-gazdy A tyrant, an oppressor,
p |♦4^ r <: murdum-giydy A plant, the produce of China, said
to resemble a man and woman, and to which many wonderful
effects are attributed.
p *tr 1*4^0 mardum-giydhy The mandrake,
p mardumahy The pupil of the eye.
p mar dumiy Manliness, humanity, courtesy, politeness,
bravery, civility, assisting distress.
A U 1 ^ 0 mirdany The spindle of a distaff. Murdinj Dark, ob
scure, shady.
p murdanyTo die* To be extinguished. To be offered
in sacrifice.