'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎780v] (1565/1826)

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p Jocc maghd) The mandrake. The love-apple. The med
lar. A small kind of mushroom.
a Aksc maghd (from Living luxuriously. Being long
and luxuriant (herbage). Becoming fat. Sucking. Having to do
(with a girl). Tender, soft, delicate. Great and long. Hairs
pulled from the middle of a horse’s brow, that white ones may
grow in their room. The tears of the palm-tree, also of the
wild lote, of a glutinous substance like honey, which they usually
suck. A large bucket. Sperma admissarii. Maghd also ma-
ghad (from Jui^e), Bringing up tenderly, educating delicately.
Mughidd, Enraged (man). (A camel) having the plague.
a Maghddd (or Maghddn), A name of the city
of Baghdad. Mighdad, Much enraged.
AjiXvo maghdar or maghdir, A pool, a ditch. Perfidious.
A mughdirat, Dark (night).
a ^ ^ Cjjj U md taraka min abthi magh-
dan zca Id mardhan, How like he is to his father in every thing.
a mughazmir f One who follows his own inclination,
whether good or bad.
a jAsc maghr (fromTravelling quick, crossing a country
in haste. Maghar, A dark opaque reddish colour.
a L—Jjksc maghrab, (\u\g. maghrib) The west, either of the
heavens or of the earth. The western countries; Hesperia, Afri
ca, Mauritania or Barbary. saldtu’l maghrab.
Evening-prayer. Mughrab^ \\ hitish. (Man or beast) having
white eye-brows. 3/wg/ir/&, Exciting wonder. Mugharrab, Y^r
distant. Mugharrib, One who goes towards the west. One who
comes from a foreign country. One who does any thing strange.
a maghribdn, The beginning of sunset.
A ‘OyXc mugharribat, A strange, outlandish thing.
a Jj ftmgharbal. Killed and swollen (body).
a tnaghrably, Western. African.
a ijX^c maghrat or magharat, Red clay or earth. The salu
tary part (of rain). Magharut or mughrut, A dark, opaque, red
dish colour.
Ajj^ mughriz, (Ground) fruitful in the ])\ani jjC gharaz.
Mugharriz, (A locust) fixing its tail in the ground (when laying).
a ^jOjXso maghrhy The sides of (a camel’s belly) under or be
hind the ribs.
a i^JjX^c mighraf. Swift (horse) in the race.
a tLijX^c mighrufat, A pump, or any instrument worked bv the
hand for drawing water. A saucer, a dish. A ladle. A wood,
forest, grove. A bed of reeds, a place where the papyrus grows.
a mughrak also mugharrak, Gilded or ornamented with
silver (a sword-hilt or bridle). Mugharrak, Plunged in water.
a AjX^o maghram, Debt. A debt which must be paid. Tax,
tribute. Injury, damage. Mughram, Desirous, wishful, given
up to love. Drowned in debt. Liable, exposed to.
A ^fSjjXro mughranda'. Conquering, superior.
A maghruzs, Glued, covered with glue.
A iJjjXso maghrutah, Seized, plundered.
A maghrud, A kind of mushroom.
A maghrur, Deceived. Proud, arrogant, presumptuous,
haughty, fastidious.
A maghruri, Pride, haughtiness, arrogance.
A maghrus, (fern. <L» maghr us at) Planted.
A <U»jX.< maghrusat (for marghusat), Confusion.
A maghruz, Rain-water.
A maghruk, Immersed, drowned, sunk,
p mughrah, Red earth.
A maghrty or mugharra\ Glued.
A h yU mugharriyat, (Any thing) covered with glue.
maghz, The brain. Fat. Marrow. The kernel, pith,
chief substance or essence of any thing. Pride, arrogance. Jx-e
maghz-i bdddm, Bleached almonds. jx,< maghz bur-
dan, To talk much. To give the Ijead-ache. ,j*-o maghz-i
pusht, The spinal marrow, J j*** ma ghz tar kardan, To
speak, to talk. maghz-i jazcz, Peeled walnuts. jJ
maghz dar sar kardan, To keep silence, maghz
rdshan, Snuff.
p maghzd, A place whither any one goes. Do not wish, do
not hanker after.
Pjljjxo maghz-ddr, Full of marrow, kernel, pith, or brain.
A jj*-< mughzir, (Sheep) rich in milk, or (a plant) in leaves.
a mighzal or mughzal, A spinning-spindle. Mughzil, (A
doe) having a young one.
a mighzalty, A spindle-maker.
AjtJx^cmaghzur, (A field) plentifully watered.
a maghzu', A field of battle, war, an expedition against
infidels. Maghzd’ or mughzzi, Intent, scope, drift, meaning,
p ±$jx.>< maghzi, An edging, a border.
a '<L)jX~< mughziyat, (A woman) whose husband is on a mili
tary expedition. (A camel) which conceives with difficulty. (A
camel) gone with young a month over the year.
p maghzin, A kind of sweetmeat.
p maghzlnah, The brain.
a maghs, The cholic ; the gripes.
P t . \ C,*.— mughistdn, A palm-plantation.
a maghsal also maghsil, A bathing-place or vessel, es
pecially for dead bodies. Mighsal, That with which any thing
is washed. (A stallion-camel) which covers frequently to no
purpose. Mughsil, A table whereon they wash dead bodies.
a maghsus, Newly gathered, but spoiled dates.
a ^y-x^c maghsul, Washed, cleaned.
a ^Lx-t maghsham, Intrepid, steady, persevering.
A maghshush, Adulterated, falsified, deceitful. (Ji-p***
maghshush-tabiuit, Deceitful by nature, a cheat.
A mughsha', Covered, disguised. Mughashshu' , Em
broidered. maghshiyun ^alayhi, Fainted away*