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A £/jj*} muriitat, Smoothness of ground or of the eye-brows.
(Ground) destitute of herbage.
a muruj, (ph of ^ysmarj) Meadows. Murazszcaj,
Current, saleable, usual. Murazswij, A seller (of merchandize).
murazozcij-i arnti^i-i A retailer of
science, a doctor.
A — maruh, Shaken by the wind. Light, sprightly (horse).
Excellent, admirably formed for shooting (bow). (Wine) which
cheers the heart. Muraizucah, Perfumed.
a^»j^c marwahat) A desert. Any place that may be blown
through. Mirzcahat, A fan, a ventilator.
p mans kh’ush. Name of a fragrant herb.
A marxtad or murxsad, A light; also, a slow pace. Mir-
lead, A bodkin with which the collyrium is applied to the eyes.
The iron axle of a pulley. A hinge or a joint in a horse’s bit.
Murud (from t>^), Being accustomed, brooding over; being
perpetually intent upon any thing. Being obstinate, stubborn,
disobedient, insolent. Obstinacy,
p murudi A pear. A guava.
A murudat (from t^e), Being bare, beardless.
Ajj murur (from marra)^ Passing by, through, over, or
across. Being borne along. Departing, proceeding. Walk
ing, marching. Elapsing. A passage, pass, avenue, transition,
(pi. of ijo marrat) Times, turns, p murur kardan
(or JJ5S 0 murur o ^ubur kardan), To proceed, pass
by or over, JJj* 1 mur “ r ^ buhr kardan, To
cross the sea.
p b.? S* marbrd or mansard, To or for him.
A l\j marwardt, A barren desert,
p C-jIj j • j*c marurtdb or mururtdb, A herdsman,
p mincirashk, A species of me row.
p Marw-rud, Nanie of a river.
a mansara', (pi. of jjj** marzsardt) Barren deserts.
Mansariy, Belonging to the city of Mans.
a j^o marzearaydt, (pi. of marzsardt) Deserts,
p marzsariyah, Wild endive. Bitter lettuce,
pj j^c jnuruz, Name of a people in Hart or Aria.
a£>J maruziyat,(\n the dialect of Morocco)Mutton dressed
with honey, almonds, currants, saffron, and pepper.
murus, A pulley.
p Jwjj marusah, A pumice-stone. Sweet grass. A city,
p mardstdan, To apply a remedy, to give medicine.
To be accustomed. To be afflicted.
p »jaroA‘^ (negative imperative), Do not mention; do
not incline or stoop forward. Do not shine, do not enlighten.
a _o murush, (pi. of marsh) Scratches.
p^UMjj *j.< marts shdhjdn (also marts shahjdn),
The city of Marw in Khurasan.
A murus. Swift (she-camel).
A maruz or murazstsaz, Broke in, trained (colt).
A murut, (pi. of mirt) Short smocks of wool or silk.
A ^jjsc muratstsi^. Formidable.
A maruk, (A house or tent) before which the veil jLj
ritsdk is stretched. Muruk (from J^)j Apostatizing from re
ligion. Deviating, not hitting the mark (an arrow). Plucking
(wool) from the skin. Muratszsuk, (A horse) covered with a
kind of matting. Strained, also boiled (wine), p ,L-s\ db-i
muratcxcak, Clear, filtered water. AMurazczsik, One who strains
or clarifies (liquor). (Night) spreading her sable covering.
A yjjse marun, Conquered, subjected. Murun (from ^j*),
Being smooth and somewhat hard. Being addicted to, persever
ing in, any thing.
a murunat (from (j^), Being smooth and somewhat
hard. Softness, smoothness with pliantness.
A ^w. 1 jsc mar-us, Hurt on the head.
p martsah, White stone or marble. Murazszsah, (a
murazetsih) A perfumer.
a i_£* marwly, Related, affirmed, told. Alleged in the words
or on the faith of another. One whose thirst is quenched. Be
longing to the city of Marw. <—->^3 sazcbu'l mansiy,
Cloth manufactured at Marw.
A marah (from ^c), Being diseased (the eye) for want
of collyrium. Being white within the eyelids (the eye). Murih,
Spoiled, weak. marihu'lfudd, Sick, low spirited, faint
hearted. Marrah, Once, one time or turn,
p Xjsc murrah, Calculation, number, measure.
a marku, (fern, of amrah pi. iye murk), (A woman)
having bad eyes from neglecting to anoint them with a collyrium.
Sore (eye). Bright (wine).
A mirhdt, Swift (horse).
a murahbil. One who speaks unintelligibly.
a murhat, Shining whiteness, brightness. A ditch filled
with rain-water.
a murhij, (A star) which portends rain.
a marhasat, Dignity, high degree, rank.
A k&^c murahhat, Provoked, inflamed.
A murhaf, A sword thin and keen at the curve where
the execution is done. Gaunt-bellied (horse).
A ZsJbj^s rnurhafat, A sword with a thin edge.
a (J&r* murhak, One whom others pursue, in order to kill.
Murahhak, One of whom a bad opinion is conceived, to whom
madness or villainy is imputed. A man followed by others ; one
on whom they depend.
A Jjtyo murahhal, Raised (dust).
ap marham, A plaster, any dressing tor wounds Salve,
p [g marham-bahd, A surgeon’s tee.
a Za&j c marharnat (from q), Putting on a plaster.
A murahmus, Concealed, secret.
p ^tbjsc marham-tiih, One who applies a plaster to a sore.
A marhub, Terrible, dreadful. A lion.