'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎818v] (1641/1826)

A aJc^c muhdat, A piece of ground prominent or hollow; also
plain and level. Mihadat, (pi. of ?nuhd and muhdat)
Patches of ground prominent or hollow; also plain and level.
A JA^o Mah dad, A woman’s name.
a mahdarat, The dropping out of the fore teeth.
A muhdifat, Corpulent (woman),
p tnahdum, A pigeon with a black body and white tail.
a |*A^c muhdim, Libidinous (she-camel).
A muhdin, (A horse) abating his career. Who renders
(a horse) lean.
AcLiJc^ mdhdanat. Quiet, tranquillity.
a c^Af* mahdurl, Unfortunate.
A |**Af<s mahdum, Destroyed, levelled with the ground.
mahdumu’l asds, Totally ruined.
a <U«A^ mahdumat, (Land) wet with a gentle rain.
A mikda', A plate or any thing similar in which an
offering or a present is made. A woman who makes frequent
offerings or presents. Muhda?, Offered, presented, dedicated.
A &Af« mahdiyat, A present, a gift. A bride carried home
to her husband’s house.
p <^A^c Mahdiyah, Name of a city in the west.
Aj^Af< mihzdr. Delirious, raving, doting.
A w_'A^« muhazzab, Good, sincere (man), upright and free
from crimes. » ^uivnb f H.u; : -yr •.< ■ 1 • ' - w
\j±iso mihzar, Delirious, doting.
a mihzaf, Quick, active, expeditious.
a .♦Afc mihzamf Sharp, quickly penetrating (sword).
a jZ* mahf (fromMarrying (a wife). A marriage-por
tion or gift settled upon the wife before marriage. Contracting
by writing for a wife’s settlement. Excellence or perspicuity of
genius. Muhr, A horse-colt. A bone in the upper part of a
horse’s brisket. * Muhr and muhnr, (pi. of muhr at) Fillies.
mihr, The sun. Love, friendship, affection, kindness.
Mercy, pity. The month of September. The sixteenth day of
every month. Death. The mandrake. A red stone. A gilded
ball fixed on a canopy or a standard. Name of a fire-temple.
Name of a village in Hindustan, yj&o mihr-i khdzcardn,
Name of the poet anzcari. ^ mihr-i shari^at,
An epithet of Muhammad. J ^ J ir - - mihr o
muhahhat zaa zsidd o ulfat, Love, and friendship, and affec
tion, and benevolence. Muhr also muhur, A seal, a seal-ring.
A gold coin current in India for about 1/. 16s. The cautery, or
the instrument which makes the impression ; also the mark made
upon cattle by way of distinction. The virginity of a daughter.
^ ,ju. muhr-ijam, (^ ^ muhr-i khum, or ^ ^ muhr-i
fam), Silence. sj&sq muhr-i dahun-i rdzah-
ddrdn, An epithet of the sun during the month of Ramazan.
jjAj jfr* muhr zadan, To steal. ^U-Lj ^ muhr-i sulaymun,
The seal of Solomon ; also the knot of Solomon, being two tri
angles interbraced, which they suppose to have a cabahstical vir
tue. CAjJ muhr-i nubuvoat,T\\e seal of prophecy impressed
on the shoulder of Muhammad. Muhr (also ^ muhr-i
mary am), (The knot of Mary) A kind of herb.
v\jt< mihr a, Seeing. He sees. Name of the daughter of
the governor of Kabul and mother of Rustam.
a muharrd, Pounded, comminuted. Muharru (or
J matbukh zca muharru), Well dressed or boiled, well done.
Mihrdb, Name of a champion of Turin.
a muhrdt, (pi. of Sj** muhrat) Fillies.
11 mahrdj, (corruption of Mahd Raja King ) An Indian king.
t\\ ^ mihrdz, (in the dialect of Morocco) A mortar.
a j^c mihr us, A mortar in which any thing is bruised. An
oblong stone trough in which they perform their ablutions before
prayer. A man fearing nothing in the night-time. A corpulent
and slow camel; also a voracious camel. A field, a plain.
r A^]^ mihrdsfand, Name of the twenty-ninth day-of every
month in the solar year; also of the angel presiding over that day.
a mihrd^, with al, as al mihrd<^, The lion.
a muhrdk, Poured out, diffused.
Mihr an, Name of a great river. Name of a learned
man. Name of a king.
a <Sj^ j^a mahrdnah, A fee exacted by the KazI from the Mu
hammadans on the occasion of their weddings.
a mahrab (from (-A^), Fleeing, running away. Flight.
Mihrab, A wooden instrument moved to and fro by a sower.
p mihrbdn, Benevolent, beneficent, kind, affectionate,
friendly, compassionate, favouring, loving, esteeming, propitious.
A preserver, a defender. A friend.
p tnihrbdnl, Friendship, friendliness, kindness. A sort
of stuff of an extremely delicate texture. Name of a note in music.
mihrbdni kardan, To favour, to show friendship.
a ij^o Mahrat, The name of the founder of an Arabian tribe.
Muhrat, A female colt, a filly. Maharat (also maharah),
(pi. ofj^U> mdhir) Masters, skilful men in any art or profession.
SjZ^c mahara-ifann-i hadis, Celebrated collectors or
expounders of the sayings (of Muhammad).
a muharratu'l ashddk, (A dog) having a wide
, gaping mouth.
a mihraj, (A horse) running much or fast.
T mihrjdn or mahrajdn, The autumnal equinox. The
autumn. fasl-i mahrajdn, The autumnal season.
A festival celebrated in Persia in the month of September.
p mihr-kh'dn, A title, an address (used particularly in
India) as dsaf-khdn, isldm-khdn, &c.
p J^j^ 0 muhr-ddir, The keeper of the seals,
p jjlkJ ji* muhr-dahdn, Silence, taciturnity. A fast.
p^LUjj^o muhr-dahdndn, Those who fast, fasters.
A muharzak, Shut up in prison.