'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎814r] (1632/1826)

p Qjjjy 0 ^ kulam-i na mazozun, Ill-chosen words, disa
greeable speech.
A £j»jyo ma&zunat, A silver coin current in Morocco of the
value of twenty-four fulus.
p muzah) A boot, either the outer part or the lining. A
stocking. Muzah or ma&zah, A kind of sweetmeat, Xjy<
muzah nihddan, To give over travelling, to stay at home. X\ya
Jy ?nuzah zoa gil f A difficult business.
Xjj-*: muzah-bdlln, Soft lining in the heel of a shoe,
pjjj muzah-doZ) A boot-maker.
xjyc muzah-gir^ A horse that bites his rider,
p tnuzah-ndltn, Large boots; a kind of clogs worn
to keep the feet of boots clean.
a uS)** mu-zt (or muz't) A maker of the canals called
\j\ izd. One who benefits, enriches, or multiplies a hundred fold.
One who repays. Timid, fearful. Mu-azzl, A maker of the
canals called \j\ izd.
p j ycmbj, A pond or tank. Mvj^ Grief, sorrow,
p mujdri) A narcissus; hence, a beautiful eye, looking
languishingly and amorously, and having a mole at the side.
p xj^e mojah) A pond or tank. Mujah, Sorrow, grief, afflic
tion. Name of a sweetmeat 0 *' f ^ *
A rnaies, A shaving of the hair. Mas, A graving-tool,
a pen-knife. A razor. Mazeus, A whisperer, a tale-bearer.
p Ljy.< musd, A companion. An easy, good, or agreeable work.
Monthly pay. (Castellus.)
a musd-i, Judaism (the religion of Moses).
a u —musib (or mu-assab), Woolly, fleecy (ram),
p x^j^y-c mu-tuturdah also mustardah, One whose head is
shaved, A calender monk, a shaveling. Bald.
a Musij, Name of a town in Tihamah.
p mosakh, The threads worn by the Brahmans.
A musikh or muioassikh, One who dirties or soils (a gar
ment. Muzeassakh, Dirtied.
a musid, One who sets (a dog) at game.
a mu-assir, One who ties or squeezes close.
A mu-assas, Founded, built. Mu-assis, One who lays
a foundation. One who corroborates or strengthens. A founder.
a tnusat, The middle of a house.
a musa^, Rich, wealthy.
a mu-sif, One who makes melancholy, one who afflicts.
One who provokes to anger, who irritates.
p’jlius^o musikdr^^&SLAy? tnusikdanov musiktddn'),
A musician. Music. urbub-i Ttiusikav , Musicians.
a &Liyo musikatp Fruitful (palm-tree), loaded with fruit.
g tnusikl, (Mowcrixri) Music, urbdb-i
alm-i musikl), Skilled in music, excellent musicians.
A J~s^e mu-assal, Pointed, sharp (spear).
A mazesim, A time, a season. A place of meeting. The
season when the pilgrims assemble at Mecca; the place marked
out for their meeting ; the people who assemble them ; the fairs
then and there held, r mazesim-i bahdri, The season
of spring. ^ ,^»yo mazcsim-i gul, The season of roses.
a rnusiu, (fem. musinal) (A well) which causes
(any one) to faint with its noxious vapours.
musanh, Tobacco of Tartary (which is black).
A muzcasieis, One who speaks or mutters to himself.
a mazesum, Marked, signed, impressed (as a camel)
with a hot iron. Named, called, waizsdmun bi'l
khayr, Marked with excellence, having good signs.
kbcysyc mazesumat, (Ground) watered by spring-rains, or
which produces spring-herbage.
\dJ)yiyo mazosunat, Idle, sluggish (woman).
a musazciy, Mosaic, belonging to Moses,
p dw.-y.-o musah or mazcsah, A bee. A wasp.
a musa\ (heb. nt^O) Moses. A razor,
kitdb-i musd' , The books of Moses, the Pentateuch.
a mu-si, A consoler, a comforter. One who prescribes
patience. One who preserves a remainder.
p musij ah (and ij&ytyo musichuh), Wood-pigeons,
ring-doves. A certain insect. Pipes made of unequahreeds.
pjliuw»^c musikdr (or Jliu-jj-c musikdt), Pipes made of un
equal reeds. Pandean pipes. Name of a bird whose bill is
perforated with holes through which it emits a musical sound.
o musiki, (Movcrixri) Music.
kj~y< mazesh (from Gleaning (a vine).
p (jlyo mush, A mouse. A chaffinch. fl jLyc mush-i
dashti, (^H ,^£yc mush-i sahrd-i orj^,^ye mush-i kur),
A field-mouse, a mole (especially one with a red back, a white
belly, a long tail, white at the extremity, with short fore feet. It
leaps rather than runs. The Arabians hunt and eat it. (Cas-
tellus.) Mosh, Grief, sorrow, cry, lamentation.
a mushdn, A kind of sweet fresh date.
a l—'- iy-c mu-ashshab, (A man) of a mixed race. Mu-ash-
shib, An irritator, an exciter of discord and animosity,
p j_£jLw£j~c mush-bdzi, A sort of firework.
A ^~*y«muwashshah 9 Clad with any thing, especially obliquely,
as a scarf from the shoulder to the opposite side. Ornamented.
(Verses) arranged so that the initials of each line being put to
gether form some word or verse.
A Cij}\j£?*yc mushahdt, A sort of odes. ,
(j^y° mush-kJi’dr, An eagle that lives upon field-mice.
mush darbandi, A plant growing in Darband
which the natives bruise and form into little bougies, and use as
an eye-salve. It is also good for the gout and swellings.
a jJ*y: mu-asshar, Notched, teethed like a saw. Thinned.
y*y> ju^al-i mu-ashsharu'l ^azudayn, A beetle