'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎804r] (1612/1826)

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a munkhalU, (A bone or joint) dislocated by any acci
dent. Extracted ; eradicated.
A munkhamie, 1'alien in swelling 1 (a wound or sore).
a munkhanis, Folded, flexible; flaccid.
A munkhaniS) One who retires or keeps behind.
A munkhanik, Strangled by one’s self.
a mankhub) Cowardly. Lean.
A Cl^kLc munkhuzcit, (A hawk) darting on his prey.
KjyzsX* munkhuf) A nostril.
A mankhus, (A camel) scabby about the tail.
A tnankhush, (fern. mankhushat) Lean.
a mankhu^) Slaughtered by a gash made as deep as
the neck-bone.
a munkhi) Increasing in glory ; growing more haughty,
p mand, A species of jet, or black amber. (A possessive
particle added to vrords in Persian, synonymous with zu in
Arabic), Endowed with, possessed of, having; as khi-
radmand) Possessed of understanding, judicious.
a munidd) Who separates, disperses (camels).
K minduS) Light, active (woman).
A mindaS) A foolish, frivolous woman. A troublesome,
insolent fellow. Mundus, One who attacks privately ; who pro
pagates any thing bad.
Manddwar, Name of a country.
a c-JAi-c mundib) (A wound) having a cicatrice. One who
exposes himself to danger.
a \jA^c mindabu or mindibd, Quick, ready, nimble.
A mundubih) Who bends back the head below the hips.
VjyiX*~o mandbur) Unfortunate, unhappy.
a mandikh) One who does not care what he says or what
is said of him.
a mundakhil) One who enters.
AjJo-« mundir, One who makes any thing fall. Who cuts off
another’s (hand). One who subtracts (from an account). Who i
abstracts, steals (money).
a mundarij) Comprehended, contained, collected, in
serted. Enrolled, registered. Involved within itself, coiled or
rolled up. Perishing (as a family), become extinct. Whatever
comprehends, contains, encloses, or involves.
A mundarijah, Contents.
mundariS) Obliterated, cancelled.
a mundari^ One who goes before. Dislocated (bone).
Beaten. Filled (belly). Emerging (moon from behind a cloud).
a ninndari-a, Impelled onward (a stream of water).
Spreading (fire).
A mundasS) Hid, buried,
p mandish) A carpet, a rug.
a munda-JS) Dissolved by corruption (meat).
a mundacj) Who answers, or consents to.
A CJC-* mindagh) Satirical, sarcastic.
a mundaghat, White specks appearing on the nails.
A mindaf (and mindafat) f A large bow bent, the
string of which they beat with a kind of mallet in separating or
teasing cotton ; also the mallet.
A mundnfi^) Beat, trampled upon, repulsed, removed,
taken away. Given, delivered, surrendered. Who makes great
progress, and advances well. Perishing.
a mundnfik) Spreading wide, diffused (water). Quick
going (horse).
A mundafin) Filled up, covered over with a part of it
self (a well).
A mundakk, Bruised (in a mortar). Knocked at (a
door). Approached (the walls of a city) in order to be besieged.
r mandak) Badness of markets, difficulty of sale. Mun-
dak System of postal communication used in Moghul India and later by the East India Company. ) (Any thing) torn to pieces.
A CiJc-o mundakk) Levelled (as heights and hollows).
A mundakir/i) Who thrusts himself (into any thing),
p mandal) The down upon a boy’s cheeks ; also the inus-
tachoes. An enchanter’s circle described on the ground, in which
they sit, when endeavouring to conjure up demons or spirits.
A mandul) A boot. The wood of aloes. Name of a
town in India, whence the best kind is brought. Mindal) An ac
tive man, suddenly snatching any thing. Penis rigens. A table
cloth. Mundall) Directed, led. Poured out, spread.
a mundalisJNho rushes upon or into. Who goes quick,
who passes rapidly by. Who walks bolt upright. Reproachful.
a mundaliS) (A slippery thing) sliding out of the hand.
A mundalit) Forced along (a torrent).
A %JjAc mundali^) Thrust out (as the tongue). Prominent,
flagging (belly). Drawn (sword).
A mundalif) Poured upon, spread over.
A mundalik) One who precedes and outstrips in going
or running. Whatever protrudes or slips out (as a gut) from
the belly (or a sword) from the sheath. (A torrent, or a body of
horse) overwhelming (people).
p *0 aa<s mandalah) The wood of aloes. A magic circle traced
on the ofround. Mandilah. A kind of silken stuff.
a mandafi (also ^Jaa^I al mandali)) Pertaining to the
city of Mandal, especially the wood of aloes.
A ^Aa^c mandam) Repentance (especially late).
a iUAi-c mandamat) That which one repents of.
A mundamij) Round, smooth. Inserted (one thing in
another) and sticking fast. Compact (thing).
a ^.—•cAa^c mundamiS) Who enters (a bath, cavern, or prison).
A ^J-<AA.< mundamak) An entrance, a place where one enters.
Mundamik) One who enters abruptly or without leave. Falling
from its place.
a J-^cAXc mundamil) (A wound) healing.
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