'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎774r] (1552/1826)

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p l— jlvc mu^af-guh, A free or sacred place, a sanctuary,
p <L«li <_jbc< mu^uf-namah, A letter of affranchisement, a
charter of immunity from tribute or taxes.
a muutft, Immunity, privilege, exemption.
a Followed. Punished, chastised. Muui-
kib, A follower, one who comes behind. A punisher. One who
does any thing alternately with another.
A <LiU^c mu^akabat, (m of Coming behind, following
closely. Punishing, chastising. Changing (turns) with another,
doing duty alternately. Making gain or plunder. Mu^akibat,
(Camels) feeding now on one, and now on another sort of plant.
a ma^akidj (pi. of ma^lcad and JJic ^akd) Knots.
Places where things are tied. Mutakad, Confederated, bound.
a mu^akadaty (in of JJLc) Entering into an alliance or
confederacy. A tying or knotting together. A league.
mu^akir, One who contends (with another). Assiduous
(in any thing). One who sticks close to the bottle.
A ijs\xsc mu^akarat (in of jiic) Contending (with another)
either before a judge upon important subjects, or in reproaches
and satire. Being assiduous, attentive. Drinking (wine) inces
santly or immoderately.
a ma^akasat, A desert.
a Jj'*« ma^akil, (pi. of <lLrx^> ma^kulat) Expiations of mur
der ; parts remaining to be paid of such composition. Refuges.
A tmiuikalat) (in of Being superior to in under
standing. Disputing (with another) for superiority of genius ;
also with regard to retaliation. Valuing (a woman) at the third
part (of a man) in a composition for bloodshed.
a ma^dkim, (pi. of ma^lcim) Joints in horses or
other solid-hoofed animals (as the knee or pastern).
A iuJj’oto muuikamat) (in of j*iu) Disputing. Altercation.
A mnidkj Institution, regulation, rite. A sect, religious
order. A refuge, an asylum.
a<KI*^> ma^akat (from <JJ^), Gaining (a livelihood).
A J^U-o maul kid, (pi. of tna^kad) Places of refuge.
A<LiWc muzdikasat, (in of Contradicting.
\Zl£\x,<muuikazat, (in ofla^) Hammering. Extending.
A Jlic* muuil, High; higher (part).
A mUiMldt, (in of yU) Being above or in the upper part.
Exalting one (God). Placing over. Coming into that part of
High Arabia, called ^aliyat.
A <L!U^c mu^ulat, A horse, a gelding, Mu^allut, (in of
^alla) Being milked at mid-day (a camel).
A mu^alaj, Cured ; curable. Mu^ulij, A physician.
A mu^ulajat, (in of ^ x ) Applying a remedy (to a
distemper), healing, curing. Adjusting or managing (any af
fair). Contending for superiority. Grasping, holding fast, han
dling. A remedy (cure of a disease).
mu^ulasat (in of ^/aU) Fighting with swords.
A (—fl-lbc* mauilif, (pi. of <—al*^c ma^laf) Mangers, cribs, stalls.
A ^l)Ce tna^alik, (pi. of mi^lak) Small milk-pails. Mu^u-
Ilk, A she-camel which they try in vain to induce to take a liking
to another’s colt.
a jJlvc ma^alim, (pi. of ma^lam), Signs, direction-posts.
Vestiges. Signals, banners. Beaten roads. Colleges, schools,
seminaries. jjlvc ma^alimu'd' din, The dogmas of religion.
a mu^dlamat, (in of j*U) Disputing (with another) on
science, or superiority of knowledge.
a mu^dlanat, (m of ^^c-) Acting openly with a person,
or with one another.
a nia^ali, (pi. of ma^ldt) Eminences. J
ddmut ma^alihu, May his grandeur be eternal.
a mu^dmasat, (in of Doing any thing feign-
edly, with dissimulation. Opposing.
a £_^cU^c ma^dmi^, (pi. of ma^ma^at) Wars, battles, tu
mults. Great, important matters.
A mu^dmil, V ho deals fairly and lives happily with one.
a mu^dmaldt, Lordships, domains.
a <lLcU^> mu^dmalat, (in of Trading, negociating,
dealing with. Giving hard treatment. Business, trade, com
merce, traffic, affair, negociation, contract, correspondence,
agreement; usury, interest, p iLeU^e husn-i mu^d-
malah kardan, To be in good correspondence, to live happily
with another. A ua surat-i rnuuimalah, Dissimulation,
fiction. Feignedly, for form’s sake.
A mu^dmili, One who, by any kind of employment,
seeks a living here and there for his family.
a ma^ami, Deserts without culture, inhabitants, or ves-
i tigfes of roads.
A ma^dn, A place, dwelling. Waters. A place in Syria.
a itiU^c muuindt, (in of Being fatigued, tired.
a <L3l*^c mucttnat, (m of ^y^) Assisting, helping. Mudinnat,
(m of ^annu) Opposing, resisting.
a mu^dnid, Obstinate, stubborn, contumacious, disobe
dient, *°
a Tjiiizdnadat, (m of A^c) Opposing, being stubborn,
contrary, adverse, repugnant. Obstinacy, opposition.
a &£*j\xsc tnuzdnashut, (ill of ^Axs) Hugging one another.
Pulling by the neck in battle.
A jnu^dnik, One who throws the arms round another’s
neck, who holds and embraces him.
A iULfU^o mu^dnakat, (in of <Jm-£) An embrace. Embracing,
hugging one another close, in friendship or in battle.
mu^dnakdt-i sudriyah, Embracing breast to breast.
A mauirii, (pi. of ma^nd > ) Significations, senses.
k ma^dnlk, (pl.of ^lixemr^ndAr) Fine-necked (horses).
a mu^dzodt, (m of Crying to (barking dogs).