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f u Utc 3/a/)aw, Name of a village dependant on Kirman. (pi.
of mah)) Moons, months.
rdil&U mahanah, Monthly. Monthly wages,
p mahani) Name of a medicinal stone.
Pj'j iLo tnah-par , (Piece of the moon) a handsome person.
v jSji mah-parKur (or iU waA-parajFn), Zedoary,
a Chinese root like ginger, but perfumed.
p > ^ muh-paykar, A face beautiful as the moon. JLj its
muh-paykar dirafsh, An epithet of night.
A<tfcU mahat, Silly, stupid (woman). (A well) which con
tains much water. Measles.
r (—AiiLe muh-tab) Moon-light, moonshine. The moon. The
face of a mistress. A kind of fire-work.
p mdh-tabiy A kind of fire-work, a blue light.
p muhij, Thin milk or fat.
p mahchah) A little moon. A little gilded globe or
crescent on the top of a flag-spear, or upon a tower. A gusset.
A small u’eight, the twelfth part of a tulchah.
A Jufcto mdhid f Who spreads out. A name of God.
p mah-dozah, Safe, sound, entire, healthy,
pjJ&lc maliir, (in ancient Persian) To-morrow. .
AjJbl* ludhir^ Acute, ingenious, sagacious. Cunning. Skilful
in swimming. A master of any art.
p ito mdh ramuhy A wimble, an auger, a trepan,
p sj mdh-rozahj An almanac, an ephemeris.
p^j-ipi mdh firfln, Zedoary.
p muh-gdnah (also (Jl&fcU mdh-gdnl or mdhigdm), A
monthly pension ; soldier’s pay.
p sto mdh-girift, A pimple.
A mdhil, Who makes haste,
p mdhalU) Stone-parsley. Jamaica pepper,
p mdhluj, Amomum.
A mdhin, A domestic servant.
p mdhndk, Enlightened by the moon. Moon-light,
p tndhu, Ornament, decoration. A stick for driving ca
mels. The name by which the princes of STstan are addressed.
AyJt>L md huwa, What is that ? That which is.
Tj\jblc mdh-zcdr (or ,Wages, salary, monthly stipend.
p mdh-zvdn, The revenue which is collected within
a month. Monthly w r ages.
p mdhubddnah (or mdhuddnuh), A cheiry.
A JyAo ma-hul, Inhabited, peopled.
P Jy&u mdhul, Gins for catching birds.
p mdhah, Moon-light, a night illuminated by the moon
and stars. A trepan, a wimble, auger, gimlet. Pincers, tongs.
A small weight. Monthly stipend.
p mdh- t , Lunar, monthly. A lunatic. A fish. The sign
Pisces. Jligmifu giriflan, To fish. ^
mik-, o chashmil-i khizr, The tongue and mouth of a mistress.
A mdhl, A pourer out of water. A Mede. Md hiya,
That which is.
p AjL&L muhydbah, The jelly of the fish called
tndhl-ashnah, especially salted.
p ^>^0 rndhi-ashnah, A small kind of fish,
p (jLjSiLc mdhiydn, (pi. of $Lc mdh) Months. (jLiLs j
mdhiydn o sdliydn, Months and years, (pi. of ^&tc), Fishes,
p mdhydnah, Monthly wages. The jelly of salted fish,
p SjLjfcCc mdhydwah, The jelly of fish, especially salted,
p mdhl-bulurin, The finger of a mistress,
p mdhl-pusht, Fish-backed (Exg. Hog-backed).
A mdhiyut (also <UJS>Lc ?«a/i(ya^), Quality, essence, value,
intrinsic w r orth. Nature. State, condition, circumstances,
p sy mdhi-tazoah, A pan for frying fish in.
pilsTvJiLc mdhichah, Slices of paste eaten in soup,
p mdhi-chin, A cormorant. A cataract. (Cast.)
pj^y^- mdhl-kh’dr, Piscivorous. A heron,
p m dhl kh'urd, A gudgeon. Small fry.
p ^J ^isLe mdhi-dan, A fish-pond, a store-pond, a stew,
p m udi-ddnah, A cherry.
p J mdhi-danddn, A fish’s tooth of which the hilts
of swords are made.
p mdhi-rabydn, A shrimp.
pjj j mdht-rez (or mdhl-rezah), An anchovy.
pJ-JiiU; mdhiz, The herb mullein,
p mdhi-zdd, The row or spawn of fish,
p mdhi-zarin, A sand-eel. A skink.
p ^to indhi-zahrah, A poisonous milky grass, bearing a
yellow flower.
pyjy-s mdhi-sipihr, The sign Pisces,
p mdhi-sim (or ^feLc), A kind of small sturgeon,
p jS mdhi-farosh, A seller of fish, a fishmonger,
p Jji ntdhi-gird, A turbot. A sturgeon. A shad-fish,
p Jy Tndhi-gdl, The carp,
p mdhi-gir, A fisherman. An otter.
PjL mdhl-mdr, (Fish-snake) An eel.
p jndhi-mardtib, Certain honours of which the
privilege is especially conferred on princes and great nobles.
They are denoted by the figure of a fish with other insignia (two
balls) carried as ensigns upon elephants.
p mdhinah, Monthly pay or pension.
A U wa-^/(from t^U), Extending, stretching. Whisper
ing, and exciting thereby dissensions. Mi-an, A hundred.
p may, A certain venomous animal resembling a serpent.
Name of a city in India, which, according to Castellus, was much
celebrated for sorcery. Name of a king of India, (for
miydy), Do not come.
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