'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎768v] (1541/1826)

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a musuHirt, Deaf. One who discovers lo be deaf, or who
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deafens.
a inusmat, (A door) closing softly. Solid, not hollow.
(A horse, or cloth) of one colour. Musmit, (Any thing) which
has no sound or echo ; stuffed, filled. Musmit or musamniity One
who silences (a complaint) by answering. Musammat (also
almusammat), A horse withoutanydistinguishingmark,
being all of one colour.
A musmad, Solid. (A man) undaunted in battle. One
not liable to be thirsty. Lazy men, too indolent to get a living.
Musammad, Sought for, (a house) which one wishes to arrive at.
Hard and firm (thing).
a masmasat (from q), Sipping, tasting with the
tip of the tongue. Washing (a vessel).
a musamma^at. Bread cut into thin slices.
a x^o^omusammagh, (Ink) thickened with gum arabic.
a musamghad, Swoln, either from distemper or fat.
a tnusmakirr, Sultry (day).
a tnusammam. Fixed, concluded, determined. Resolute.
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a musmt, Not missing (arrow).
a musma-ilc, (Ground) moist with rain. (A cloud)
disposed to rain.
musma-ilat, A misfortune, an evil.
a musirtn, Full of fury, boiling with rage.
a mis nab, Very fond of the condiment C-jL*? sindb.
a musamba^. Oblong (in the head).
A musanta^, Changed, perverted, reversed.
a Jik^a-o musantil, One who hangs his head in walking.
a masna^, A cistern, a receptacle for rain-water. Mu-
sannac, Factitious, artificial, manufactured.
a masna^at or masnu^it, A cistern. An entertainment
prepared for a friend.
musantiaf, Composed (book). (A tree) consisting
of dry and green parts. Musa?inif, The composer, author, edi
tor of a book. musannifu’l asli, The author of an
original (of any translated book).
a musannafdt, Books, works, compositions. p j\
az musannafdt-i hafiz, From the works of Hafiz.
A musnik, One who takes care of camels.
a masnii^, Made, formed, prepared. Artificial.
A masnu^at, Created things; creatures.
Lj masnuuit-i bannd, The works of builders.
A maswd-a, The posteriors. A Woman extenuated in
the thighs or hips.
A <JL)\yA< miszoat. Crying aloud, resounding. Any one. b
ijlxVlb md bVd'ddri miswdt, There is no sound in the house,
i. e. nobody at home.
a misiDun, A bow-case
A miszaab, A spoon.
A dji-aso masubat, An accident, a misfortune.
A CDjaso musazozcit, One who cries aloud, a shouter.
A musuh (from ^ 3 ^), Going or carrying away. Be
ing broken off, finished. Being obliterated. Being torn (a gar
ment). Being diminished, drying up (a camel’s milk). Shrink
ing (as n plant). Decreasing (as a shadow).
kjpx< masur, (A camel) which gives her milk slowly. (A
camel or goat) which yields but little milk. Musur, (p). of-a*
misr) Large cities. Musawzcar, Formed, painted. MusazDwir,
One who forms or figures. A painter, a sculptor. Sj .cbx
idllat-i musazczcirah, The apparent cause.
a musazozoarl, The art of painting.
A masus, A dish made of boiled meats, especially young
pigeons, fowls, or other birds dressed in vinegar. Viri avida in
congressu (mulier). Sperma de glande absorbens (natura).
a musazcsi, as al musawst, One of the winter
days called al^ajuz.
A musu^ (from Going off, diminishing (as the
milk of a camel or cold weather).
A miszcal, Any liquid in which the colocynth-fruit is
soaked to take oft’its bitterness. Musul (from J-^k), Dropping,
trickling (as liquid stools). Dividing (water from milk).
a <L!^k miszcalat, A besom, a broom, a brush.
a masun, Guarded, kept safe, laid up, preserved, de
fended. Recondite meaning.
a musahraj, (A cistern) of rough stones, or rough cast
with mortar.
a i— j bi 2 -< misydf, (Ground) having plenty of summer-rains.
A musib, (An arrow) which hits the mark. Good or
fortunate (counsel).
A musibat, A misfortune, a disaster, calamity, affliction,
evil, misery, ill, trouble, adversity.
a ^- 2 ^ musikh, A listener.
a masid, Taken by hunting. Misyad, A net.
a misyadat, A net or any hunter’s implement.
A j?* 3 ' ,c mastr (from j~ 0 ), Going, departing, verging to. Ar
riving. Departure. The place of destination, the goal; resi
dence, receptacle, reception. The intestine which receives the
chyle. sarir-i ma^dilat-masir, The royal
throne, the residence of equity. j~--k 1° -* tadbir-i shukd
masir, A pernicious counsel.
A aiusayrat, A small city.
a masts, Moist earth or sand.
a masisat, A saucer, a dish, a plate.
aJo^isc musaytir, A keeper, a guardian, a governor ; a com
mander, an inspector, a notary.
a masif, A summer-house, a villa, a country-residence.
A place for drying fruit. A winding water-course.
A (twtc masif at, (Ground) watered by summer-rains.