'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎762r] (1528/1826)

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A rruis'tkh, A monster. Tasteless (meat).
a masld, (in the dialect of Morocco) A school,
p mastdan, To pluck, gather, cull. To wash, squeeze,
wring, press, extort, wrench, twitch. To make haste, to walk fast.
Aj;- r r^ masir (from^—')? Going, walking, proceeding on a
journey, travelling. A journey. Musayyar^ (Cloth) woven with
stripes (like thongs). Musayyar (or iy-—c musirah), A journey.
A pleasant or celebrated place, worthy of a traveller’s curiosity.
AjL*** mus-ir, One w ho leaves a remainder (of meat or drink).
masls //iass«),Touch
ing, handling, feeling. Touch.
A la-wc mas it, Impure water, especially at the bottom of a cis
tern. Clay, mud. A stallion which covers to no purpose.
A masitat, Impure water, especially at the bottom.
Masltat or musayyitat, A valley or a channel through which a
small stream flows.
a Aa- musaytir, A keeper, guardian, governor, commander,
inspector, notary.
musi<^, Prodigal, lavish, profuse.
A niisy&^at, A plasterer’s trowel.
A wLwc viuslf, Girt with, or bearing a sword.
A clX—< masik or miss'ik, Avaricious, tenacious, close-fisted.
Misslk, (A bottle or bag) which holds water well.
A masikat, Avaricious (woman). (Ground) of a solid
stratum, which holds water, and does not allow it to penetrate.
a J- omasyal, The channel of a torrent. Masl I, A channel.
A flux or stream of water.
aXaL—< Musaylimat, Name of a famous impostor,
p < misbi (and « mislnah), Made of copper.
A masi'iil, Asked, begged, desired. ^ Jj*—.« wa-
si-ul ainhu, (Any person or thing) inquired after.
A masi-uldt, Questions, inquiries.
A mashsh (from mashsha), Milking (a camel), but
leaving part in the udder. 1 aking (any thing) by little and little.
Rubbing (the hands), cleaning or wiping (them) of grease.
Soaking (in water). Gnawing the extremity of a bone, in order
to suck out the marrow.
a ll^c mas ha } A wicker basket in which earth is raised from
wells. A yellow carrot or similar plant. (from ^w^c), Being
remarkable for a numerous offspring (a woman). Laxative,
aperient (medicine). Mashshd) An informer. (A camel) going
well, unfatigued.
A mushd-dt, A going before, precession.
a mashd-at (from J^), Being willing.
a <Lc.i mushdi-amat, (m of |♦^-»)) Sitting on the left hand.
a mashdbih, (pi. of <L-S> shabuh), Resemblances, forms,
figures, pictures, images. Mu&hdbih, Like, resembling.
a mushdbahdt, (pi. of mushdbahat) Simili
tudes, semblances. Doubtful or different things.
a£p\L*o mushdbahat, (in of Resembling. Similitude,
resemblance, picture. Comparison of tilings similar. Probability.
A mish-at, A vessel by which they take mud out of wells.
A mushdt, (pi. of mdshi) Walkers, pedestrians.
a mushdt at, (in of yJ*) Agreeing with (another) for
the winter, doing any thing during that season.
A<uJll-« mushdtamat, (in of j^>), Reviling, abusing one
another. Being rude and reproachful. A reproach, p
mushdtamah kardan, To rail against, to reproach.
a < mashdjib, (pi. of mishjab) Wooden horses
across which clothes are thrown.
A mushdjjat, (in of ^ shajja) Fighting; breaking
i or endeavouring to break the head of (another).
a mashdjir, (pi. of^s-^ mishjar) The wooden works
of camel-litters open at top.
a i^XL-omushdjarat, (in of Resisting, opposing, con-
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troverting. Gnawing a tree (an animal).
A mushdhhaty (in of shahha) Acting in an ava-
' ricious, grasping manner (towards any one).
a mushdhin. Troublesome (enemy). Heretical.
A mushdd, Carried up, built.
a mushdddat, (in of shadda) Being severe (one to
another). Seizing or contending with vehemence. Overcoming.
A mashddin, (and mashddin, pi. of
mushdin') (Does) whose young are full grown. t ! >-
A mash dr, A hive of bees. Mushdr, Signified, indicated.
mushdrun ilayhi. Above-mentioned, aforesaid, touched
upon before, related above. mushdntn crtlayhi, Any
I person or thing consulted. A consultation.
A <-—> ilwo mashdrib, (pi. of mashrabat and mashrubat)
Dining-rooms, parlours. Places whence water is fetched, (pi.
of mishrabat) Drinks, things in general which are potable.
Drinkintr-vessels. " -> • -
mushdrabat, (m of Drinking ivHh or to ano
ther. Watering (one’s) camels along with those of (another).
A mashdrat, Part of a sown field. Mushdrrat, (m of^-i
sharra), Injuring (another), being malignant or adverse.
A mushdrajat, (m of ^1) Resembling.
a\j\L*< tnushariz, Malicious, ill-disposed, evil-minded.
ASjX^o mushdrazat, (m ofjj*) Contending, striving, dis-
i puting, litigating. Being malignant.
mushdralat, (m of 1^-1) Acting or making an
agreement on certain conditions.
A Ctll-v mashdric, (pi. of mashra^ and mash-
rauit) Streets, broadways. Places where cattle are watered.
A « mashdraf, A high place. Arabian villages on the
banks of the Euphrates, rich in pastures. Mashdrif, (pi. of
i-JijLsc mushraf) Eminences, high places.