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A mutasarrif. What sucks, gnaws, or eats into.
A mutasarrim, Separate, divided.
a mutasarmity Thinly covered with hair.
A mutasarwily One who wears breeches, breeched.
a mutasarriy One who keeps privately a female slave.
One who plumes himself on his liberality. -
A^kwi^-c mutasuttiry A vain boaster, an empty talker.
A mutsi t y What makes up the number nine. One who
waters a camel on the ninth day. Muttasi t y Large, broad. Di
lated. Diffused (water). The contents of any place.
a l-— mutasa^iby Whatever runs into threads (as honey
or syrup). Thick (phlegm or spittle).
mutasa^iry Lighted, flaming (fire).
a mutasa^si^y Grown old and decrepit.
A^A-«wc mutasajjiry About to undertake a journey.
A mutasaffity Imbued with ; whatever imbibes.
A mutasaffily Depressed, low, ignoble, mean.
A mutasakkity One who seeks for the worst part of any
thing or who hunts after faults.
A mutasakkify Covered with a roof. Created bishop.
A mutasakkly Soaked, imbued with ; whatever imbibes.
A < mutasakki^y A wanderer, a stroller.
mutasakkiriy Poor, weak, wretched.
A viutasalliby Dressed in mourning (a widow).
a mutasallity Whatever drops out from the middle.
a mutasallijy A great drinker.
a mutasallihy Cased in armour, furnished with arms.
a (J-J —-^e mutasalsaly Joined, linked together. Water which
flows like a chain.
A laL-^c mutasallity Despotic, absolute.
a mutasalli^y Split, cleft, riven.
a t,,, mutasallify A borrower, one who receives money
per advance for goods to be afterwards delivered.
A »«.“•. c mutasalliky A climber of a wall.
a mutasallily One who withdraws or tarries behind.
a mutasallamy Delivered, consigned. Mutasallimy One
who receives any thing delivered, and keeps it in possession. A
vicar, a locum tenens, a lieutenant to the governor of a province,
sent before to take possession for his superior, and manage affairs
till his arrival.
a mutasalliy Comforted, solaced, condoled, satisfied.
A muttasim. One who sets a mark upon himself whereby
he may be known; signed, sealed.
a mutasammity Hung up, suspended.
a mutasammi^y A hearer, a listener.
a mutasammiky Exalted, excellent.
a 'J- f— mutasammily One who drinks up the remains of wa
ter in a vessel.
a mutasammiriy Fattened, waxed fat.
a. mutasummiy Self-named. High, excellent.
A fr '.* mutasannimy Seated, perched on the top of.
A mutasannihy Several years old. Old, changed, cor
rupted, rotten with age; mouldy (bread).
tnutasannty Old, corrupted. Who stays many years.
A tnutasazawikhy Fallen (into the mire).
a mutasawwidy A man who marries.
mutasawvdry A wearer of bracelets.
a mutasawwiky A buyer or seller, a trader.
A t, 1C..." < mutasawioiky One who uses a dentifrice.
A mutusawwiniy Distinguished by a mark in battle.
a mutasawzziy Straight.
A mutasahhily Easy.
a mutasayyily A beggar, an almsman.
A mutasayyiy A camel whose milk drops before milking.
A matshy A defect in the sight. White specks on the nails.
A ^ ^ -w!- v mutashd-iniy One who considers as unfortunate or
bad. A forteller of evil,
a mutushdbiry (Adversaries) betwixt whom there is not
more than a span’s breadth.
A mutashdbiky Perplexed, intricate (affair).
a mutashdbihy Like, resembling. Conformable. Alle
goric, parabolical.
A mutashdbihdty (pi. of mutashubihat) Si-
milies, allegories, metaphors. Doubts, ambiguities, intricacies.
a^>\!L^< mut as hub that y Comparison, resemblance.
a mutashdtimy Full of mutual revilings.
A mutashujiry Mutually inimical, and contentious.
A mutashdhh, Tenacious amongst themselves.
A mutashdkhisy Discordant (men or harmony).
A mutashdrishy Malignant, mutually hostile.
A mutushdriky Associated in partnership; a partner.
A mutashdriy Reciprocal in irritating or exasperating.
A L-jXL^o mutashdziby One who waits for or catches whatever
he can get; every one for himself.
Ajjtl^c mutashdziry Who look at each other askance or with
half-shut eyes.
A mutashdzty Full of mutual revilings.
A mutashdiir, Who pretends to be a poet, a poetaster.
A mutashdghily Who keep one another employed.
A mutashdffy A drinker of the contents of a cup.
a mutashdkky Vexatious, troublesome to one another.
A mutashdkiSy Hard, cruel, hostile to each other.
A mutashdkily Suitable, agreeable to one another.
A mutashdkly Engaged in mutual complaints.
A mutashdmmy Simultaneous in smelling at.
a mutashdnny Old, dried up (leathern bottle).
A mutashdiciry Engaged in a consultation together.
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