"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [و‎‎٧‎١‎٩] (١٨٢٦/١٤٤٢)

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ritable foundation. One who turns his back, retires or recedes ;
a fugitive. Near; a kinsman, a friend ; who receives as such.
p JjS* mutwalli chirah-zaban^The planet Mercury.
a mutawwani) A necklace, a collar.
A mutawammiZ) Brisk, leaping when walking.
a niutun (from Remaining (in a place). The
text of a book (in opposition to scholia), (pi. of main),
Rugged hills. The sides of the haunches.
a Xyso mutawwih) A destroyer. A confounder.
a mutazoahhis, Advanced far (in any business).
A mu t a w a hhij) Kindled, burning (fire).
XjSby^c rnutawahhir., One who interrupts (a speaker).
a j&y^c mutawahhiz. One who treads heavy on (the ground).
A mutazcahhis, A slow, heavy walker.
A fnutazcahhitj Sunk (in the mire).
a mutawahhik. Extremely hot (gravel or pebbles).
A mutazeahhil) Exposed to error.
A mutazzahhim,) One who thinks, imagines, or doubts.
A iJjiso mutzoi, A dissipater, a squanderer (of money).
A mutazsayyil, One who detests, or execrates.
A math (from &^<), Letting down (a bucket). Seduction,
p mat ah) A rope-maker; a maker of tethers, or coverings
of goats or horses hair. Matah or mattah % A trepan in the form
of a bow. A moth. A weevil.
A mutahatir) Mutually contentious, disputatious.
A mutahatini) Contentious, quarrelsome, debateful.
A^l^ mutahajiT) Removed, separate from one another.
A mutahujim) An assailant.
A mutahajinor mutahajl. Mutually satirical.
A mutahadir (also mutahddim) 9 Reciprocal in
permitting murder to go unpunished.
A mutahddin 9 Right, well arranged.
a mutahddl) Liberal towards one another.
A mutahdrish) Set upon one another (dogs).
A mutahdrit) Mutually reproachful, sarcastic.
A mutahdrim 9 One who feigns extreme old age.
A mutahafit) (A crowd) rushing consecutively.
A mutahakil) Disputatious, engaged in strife.
mutahalik) Fallen. One who runs headlong to
ruin. Engaged in destroying each other. Restless, fyll of toss
ings in bed. One who walks with a flippant air, and waves from
side to side. Stronof.
A f mithum) One who goes frequently to Tihamah.
A mutahdmish) Mixed pell-mell together.
a mutahunif) One who smiles ironically.
a mutahdzoish) Mixed together (a crowd or mob).
a mutahawiri) Who despises, neglects, or holds cheap.
a mutahdvot) Fallen upon each other.
A mutahayij) Engaged in fighting hand to hand.
A laJVf^o mutahdyit) Convened, assembled together.
A mutahabhib) Worn and rent (a garment).
A mutahabbij) Troubled with a swelling.
A mutahabbid) One who extracts, bruises and boils the
seeds of the colocynth (the bitter purging apple).
A mutahabbish) Assembled, collected together.
A mutahabbil) One who provides for his family.
A -< mutahabhib) Shaken from side to side, tottering.
A c— mutahattik) Torn. Indifferent about his honour.
A mutahattim) Broken (front teeth).
A mutahatti-a 9 Torn, cut, worn (garment).
A mutahajjid) One who watches or rises at night.
a mutahajjir 9 Like one who has been obliged to flee his
country from persecution.
A mutahajjiS) Unleavened (bread).
A mutuhajji) One who is learning his alphabet.
A mutahaddij 9 (A camel) fond of her colt.
A mutahaddid) A terrifier, a threatener.
A mutahaddik) A reproacher, a reviler.
A mutahadkir 9 Satiated with milk so as to be overcome
with drowsiness therefrom. Different sortsof milk mixed too - ether.
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a mutahadkirat) Butter produced in the summer.
a mutahaddil) Pendulous.
a mutahaddim 9 Pulled down, ruined, destroyed.
A mutahaddimaty A decrepit old woman.
a mutahaddiy Guided (by God) in the right way.
Aww/ff/itfzfoy, .Satiated with milk. Rejoiced.
a (_sA£A-< mutahazzi-ay Burst (an ulcer).
a mutaharriry Howling, whining (dog).
A mufaharrishy Dispersed, dispelled (cloud).
A mutaharri^y (A spear) levelled at an enemy.
A mutaharri-Uy Boiled to rags (meat).
a mutaharrty One who beats with a cudgel.
A mutahazzijy Twanging (bow-string).
Ajj^c mutahazzizy Shaken (a tree by the wind).
A mutahazzi^y Quick, swift, expeditious.
a mutahazzipiy Broken with a crash (a stick).
A mutahassimy Broken, split.
A mutahus-hisy Clashing (coat of mail).
A mutahashshimy Favourably inclined, affectionate.
A znutahashhishy Sprightly, lively.
a mutahashhishaty (A woman) fond of her husband.
A mutahazzim, Injurious, unjustly hurtful.
. a mutahattiry (A well) fallen to ruin.
a mutahattil (or mutahatlis'). Convalescent.
(A thief) who employs artifice in stealing.
A mutahakki^y One who behaves lightly and foolishly.
A mutahakkiniy One who swallows large mouthsful.
A^^A-« mutahakkiry Amazed, struck with astonishment.