'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎766v] (1537/1826)

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A niusahabatj (in of Giving one’s self as a
companion (to any one). Company, familiarity, conveisation,
society. Musahibat, A female friend.
a joXa*musahir^ One who in the desert attacks his companion,
yet openly, not unawares.
A t, o-w La^c masahif, (pi. of m (is-h(tf^ m is - h af ) and mus-
haf) Books, volumes. Kur’ans.
a tnusakhabat, (m of ^k-^) Reproving sharply.
A jUk masad, The top of a mountain.
a musadat, (m of jXa) Counterfeiting, dissembling,
wheedling, flattering. Covering, hiding. Opposing, resisting.
a^jL^o masddir, (pi. of masdar) Sources. Infinitives
of verbs, (or more properly) verbal nouns. Returns from water.
a musadarat, (in ofj-X-s) Disliking, detesting. Treat
ing harshly, using ill. Spoiling, plundering. Concussion. Op
pression. A mulct, an amercement.
a masadify (pb of masdci^) Level paths through
rough grounds.
a / musadif. One who finds, meets, or falls upon.
A<LijLi« tnusadafaf^ (in of (_J^) Meeting. An encounter.
a musadakat,(iii of J^) Being friendly, cultivating
friendship. Sincere and mutual friendship, veracity, sincerity.
A <UjLa^ musddumat, (m of j*^) Striking. Beating one
another. Collision, conflict, a blow, the shock of combatants.
AjUt< misar, (pi. ofj^ui masur) (Camels) which are milked
leisurely and give their milk slowly. Masdrr ) Intestines.
a SjLto musarrat, (m of ^s«rr«) Loathing, nauseating.
Detaining against the will.
a ^.jLaAj musdrah, Clear, open. Musarih, One who discloses
or opens.
musdrahat) (in of Doing any thing openly.
Musurahatan, Openly, before another.
A musdri^j A wrestler.
&. tej\^c musurauit, (in of Wrestling, endeavouring
to throw down. A contest, a strug-ode.
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a u-^tLxo masdrif, (pi. of masraf) Expenses, disburse
ments. Changes, vicissitudes.
x 'Lijl&A musdrafat, (in of u-J^>) Acting slily (with one).
A musdrumat) (in of j'*;*®) Separating one from ano
ther. Being sundered, severed. Avoiding. Discord.
A JJjLxo ma$drtd t Hard (grounds). Fat; also lean sheep.
a wflsarl/?, (pi. of maslr) The intestines which
receive the chyle.
A yflUrc musds, Sincere, pure. A species of plant. <Lcjii
musdsu kawmihi, The flower of his people, of an excellent origin.
a (LtfLa* tnusdsat, What is sucked. Any thing small.
A misd^ (from j-«^), (A horse) whisking (his tail).
Striking (with a sword). Sprinkling with cold water (the udder
of a camel). (A woman) casting forth (a foetus); (or a bird)
voiding (dung). Flashing (lightning). Departing, travelling
(by land), (m of Fighting with swords.
A t_ masd^ib. Difficulties.
a Ac Lao mas add, (pi. of Ajuj^c mas^ad) Ascents, steps; merits.
a Xjsbx* mutd^arat, (in of j**a) r l urning the face obliquely,
distorting the countenance.
a lJUk masdff, (pi. of viasaff) Ranks. Fields of
battle. A field of battle, an army in battalia, p jj
dar rdz-i masdff, In the day of battle.
AiliU^ musdfdt, (m ofBehaving, sincerely acting with
pure affection towards (any one), making (him) your friend.
Pure friendship, sincerity.
a musdffdt, Wars, battles.
musdffat, (in of saffa) Appearing before one
another in opposition, especially in battle-array. Sitting over
against each other on opposite benches.
a musdfahat, (in of Taking by the hand, join
ing or shaking hands.
a<&Lk> musdfakat, (in of J^) Turning (the side), chang
ing or shifting a position.
A mas aft, (pi. of^y-^c mis fa' or s\su^<misfdt) Strainers.
a musdkabat, (in of Being opposite and near.
a masdkil, (pi. of Jium miskal) Shells for polishing.
a iS\*xA mas dlat or musdlat (from Jj-^), Being proud, inso
lent, perverse, unjust. W hat drops from a cistern. Musdlat,
The serum or whisf of milk.
v masdlih, Spicery, drug, ingredient; a compound of
various drugs and spices.
* a Jla* masdUh, (pi. of maslahat) Affairs. Employ
ments, occupations. Materials. Glory, honour, grace.
A musdluhut (pr musdlahah),(ui of
ing peace together. Reconciliation, accommodation, pacification.
a niasdlt (pi. of misldt) Nets for taking birds.
A masdlit, (pi. of mishit) Brisk, active.
A (JJ wto masdlik, Great stones. Light camels.
a masdm (and (LeUiK), A place where a horse stands.
A musdmis, Compact, well-built (horse). Cream-
coloured (horse).
a masdn, Aden, a lurking-place. Musdin, Guarded,
preserved. Laid up. Massdn, One who sucks cattle from
avarice ; hence l; yd massdn (fern. b yd massdnat)
is used as a term of reproach.
A^iU* masdni^, (pi. of masnad) Structures.
A musdna^at, (in ™f r •— •») Endeavouring to conciliate,
soothing (by presents). Not putting forth his whole strength in
running (a horse). Dissembling, feigning.
a i—jX^Lomasawib, (pi. of L^s,^ musibat) Accidents of fortune.
a musdzaulat, (in of J^ 1 ) Endeavouring to insult,
striving who shall be most insolent, or assault most furiously.
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