'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎815r] (1634/1826)

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place of a promise, or threat. Agreement. f w u ic* j
karzar, The place and time appointed for a battle.
a maw^izat) Advice, an admonition. An address to the
Deity, v tnazozjzah kardan, To advise, to exhort,
especially by pointing out future reward or punishment.
a <lLc^c muw^alaty (pi. of jJxj zoa^l) Mountain-goats.
a mais^us, Despised, sunk in fame.
a wazffiud (or xJjCyc mazo^udat) (from Predict
ing, foretelling any future event. Promising. Promised, pre
dicted, predestined. ajal-i mazc^id, Predestined or
unavoidable death.
a iJ.SjZyc mazc^jik, Debilitated, extenuated by a fever.
a muui 1 ) Who has firm, well-knit wrists or ankle-joints,
p znugh, One of the Magi, or fire-worshippers.
a ^y^a mugh (from ^y^), Mewing (as a cat),
p ^Icy^c/wiigAa/i, (pi. of w5gA) Fire-worshippers. Name i
of a city in AzarbTjan.
p A; v^yA) mugh-bad, A high priest of the Magi.
a (Jjiy^e nuighil, One who enters a place hastily.
a jiyc muzcaff'ar, Luxuriant, plentiful, abundant, copious, re-
dundant, impossible to be collected.
a l-Jz: .< mu-ajfif) One who cries uph ! fy! pho ! detesting.
a (jiyc muzcuffik, One who directs, prospers, seconds. A pub
lic reader, zsa'lldhu’l muzoaffiku'l mu^n,
G od prospers and assists. (This invocation is put frequently after
the preface of a book ; and sometimes at the end of a volume),
p (^y^y'C muflun, Melilot.
Kjjiyo M(izvfur y Complete, perfect, entire, luxuriant, copious,
full, numerous, many, abundant, plentiful, much, j^yo sa^yi
mazcfur, A great endeavour, extreme diligence, uncommon la
bour or fatigue. mahsiildt-i mawfurahy Abun
dant produce, luxuriant harvests.
a dy* Hiufi, A fulfiller (of an engagement). Mazvfly, Satis- j
tied, paid, performed.
a ^iyo Mazcfiyat) Name of the city of Madina,
p ^yjy* mujiyun, A kind of poison.
a Jyo mazoic (from Being cheap, trifling. Muk (from
jy-c), Being stupid, foolish, careless. Folly, stupidity. A boot,
a large boot worn over another of thinner leather. A winged |
pismire. Dust. The corner of the eye.
a J^yc mu-k, The interior angle of the eye (kUl lihdz denot- |
ing the angle next the temples).
a ^iy< mazokit, The place (fixed) by any given time. The
time (specified) for any appointed place. Muzoakkaty fixed or
restricted to a certain definite time. Muzoakkit, An observer of
times or hours. A person in the Muhammadan mosques, who
observes the exact hour when the people are to be assembled to
prayers, and gives notice accordingly to the crier.
a <f^y< muzoakkahy Experienced, proved by misfortunes.
a Ajy^c mazokidy A fire-hearth, a grate, where they kindle fire.
a &<\iyc mazckadaty Lighted, burning (thing).
a Aly^e mazckiZy The extremity, a prominent bone (as of the
elbow, knee, heel, or shoulder).
a ijJy^o muzoakkazaty (A she-camel) hurt in the udders by the
rope sirur; or having a swelling occasioned by the feeble
sucking of her colt.
a jiy< znazckary Any place or object of honour and estimation.
Muzokiry A plain at the foot of a mountain. Mukary Loaded,
carrying a heavy burthen. Pregnant (woman). (A tree) load
ed with fruit. Oppressed, weighed down. Reduced to poverty.
Mukiry (A tree) laden with fruit. Oppressive. One who re
duces to poverty. Muzoakkary Honoured, revered, respected,
venerable. Experienced, proved, intelligent, acquainted with
the world. Muzoakkir, An honourer, a reverencer, a respecter.
One who quiets (a horse). Who makes or calls (any one) grave,
modest, or respectable.
a Xjiyc mukaraty (fern.) Laden. (A woman) carrying a heavy
burthen. Mukh'at, (A tree) laden with fruit.
a u~-iy< muzvakkaSy(fem.(LJycmuzoakkasut) Scabby (camel).
a ^-iyc niazoka^ also mazoki^y A place where any thing falls.
An accident, a contingency, an occurrence, vicissitudes of fortune.
Proper, fit, suitable. Mazoki^y The falling of a star ; the place
where a star sets. Muki^y Adverse (fortune). Muzcakka^y
Sharpened (sword). Bruised with a hammer. Beaten (path).
Worn out with misfortunes, oppressed with evils. (A camel)
galled on the back. A decree, a statute, mandate. Mnwukki^y
One who strikes with a hammer. One who sharpens (a knife or
a sword). £-*y° muzoakki^idl zcat-iy Light, going nimbly.
a mazokauit ov mazoki^ttty A place where rain drops. A
place where a bird lights, rests, or remains. Muzoakkatat, 1 he
polished point of a spear.
a mazokify A station, post, any place where one remains;
especially where they celebrate the pilgrimage-solemnities at
Mecca; called also Mount ijirafat. The place of the
last judgment. The eye. Whatever is exposed to the view of
another. The small guts of a horse. The highest point (of elo
quence). mazokifdniy Two cavities about the small ribs
or hypochondria of a horse. Two veins in the human head,
which if wounded prove mortal. husunatu'l maze-
kifayn, (A woman) having a handsome face and foot, or having
fine eyes and hands. Muzoakkafy (A horse) having the pasterns
or that part of his feet white which corresponds to the wrist in
man; having also his ears variegated with white. (An ass)
having a round impression made by a hot iron on the shoulders
and fore legs. (A bull or goat) having the fore legs of a reddish
colour, different from the rest of the body. Experienced, know
ing (man) ; expert in throwing the arrows when casting lots.
Tardy, slow. Muzcakkif, One who causes (anybody) to stand
or to remain in a place. A detainer, a preventer, a hinderer.