"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [و‎‎٧‎٥‎٣] (١٨٢٦/١٥١٠)

mujdaha, (pi. of mujdah) Glad tidings.
p^U^i Xdjo mujdah-farmdy (or mujdah-rasdn),
A messenger or relater of good news.
p mujdahgdni, Good news. A reward to one who
brings good news.
p CSy< mujak, (dim. of Xyc mujah) A little eye-lash.
p miyg, (pi. mujagun, used also singularly, see
mujah)) The eye-lids or the hairs.
p rnujgan. Little eyelashes. An eyelash.
mijmij, A fly which taints meat. A gadfly.
p majn, A small shield in which there is no wood.
majang) The wooden lock of a door. Displeasure.
Deformity. Effeminate, pusillanimous; a sodomite.
Pjj« mijzc, Underwood used as fuel in baths. A lentil,
p i»jc mijah or mujah) (and ^liVc mijagdn or mujagdn)) The
eye-lids, the hair of the eye-lids.
p mujid or majidah, A game resembling leap-frog,
p maS) A sort of fetter. Great, noble, sir, lord, master.
Mis, Copper. mis-hd-i zar-andud f Gilded cop
per, (metaphor.) insincere professions of esteem, or good-will.
a « mass (from mass a), Touching, handling, feeling.
Touch. « massun min al junun) A touch of in
sanity. MusS) (in the dialect of Morocco) A penknife. A razor.
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A mas-a (from L— <), Being froward, saucy. Keeping the
middle way. Exciting discord. The middle of a road.
aL^ rnasd, (vul. masu) The evening, \~~*masd' l l khagr,
A good evening. « masu anisin^ \ esterday-evening.
j subh wa masd) Morning and evening.
A masd-at) (from ^Ls) Grieving, saddening. Displeas
ing, disgusting. Doing evil. Feeling hurt (at any one). Be
ing vicious, corrupt, malignant, depraved.
A < masu-at) A crime, a vice. Slander, detraction.
ac_->L~<s mis-ab) A skin in which they keep honey.
a 4jL—« musdbbat) (mof sabba) Speaking opprobriously,
provoking by reproaches.
a c musdbakat) (m of Getting the start in a race,
surpassing, overcoming, excelling, straining every nerve against
another ; happening before. Overtaking, preceding.
A is^JL-o musdtarat) (m of^—•), Veiling, concealing.
a £jp'L~-e masdtik) (pi. of < mustukat) Fur pelisses with
Ions - sleeves.
a —< masujid) (pi. of masjid) Mosques. * —c
masdjid zca maddris , M u h a m m ad a n mosques and colleges.
a musdjalat) (in of Jjsr 5 ) Contending with another,
emulatinfr, rivallino- in running or in drawing water.
a^ massdth (and massdhu'l arz), A geometri
cian, a land-measurer.
A < masdhat (from Stroking, handling, feeling,
drawing the hand over the head, or the surface of any thing
liquid. Measuring (ground). Measurement. ^ilmuH
masdhah) The science of measurement, geometry.
a musdharat) (in of > ^ 0 ) Cultivating friendship.
a musdhalat) (in of (J-s.* -5 ) Getting ashore. Walking
arm m arm.
a musdhanat) (in of Meeting. Mixing agree
ably together, cultivating a friendly intercourse.
a masdhi) (pi. of mis-hdt) Iron-shovels.
a masuhik) (pi. of ^ mis-hdk) Thin cuticles or
membranes covering the outside of the skull.
masdhiku’s ’samd-i. The membranes of heaven, i. e. thin clouds.
^yo^j^^X^o masdhik min ash’shahmi. The grosser parts of
fat which adhere to the intestines.
a musdkhafat) (in of < ik-~) Showing madness; acting
foolishly either with or against another.
a mis-ad (or misad), A bottle or skin in which they
keep honey or butter.
a mas drib, (pi. of <£j masrabat) Meadows, pastures.
A musdrrat, (in of^-: sari'a) Whispering in the ear.
A « masdrih, (pi. of ^.^—<) Large and rich pastures.
a musdra^ut, (in o/ £_/“0 Making haste. Celerity.
a maturate at, (in of Stealing a look at, turning
the face suddenly towards another.
A masds, A foundation. Convenience, propriety, suit
ableness. p 67 masds, Unsuitable, impertinent, ill-
founded. A Misds, (in of massa') Touching (another). Ly
ing with a woman. Mutual contact, coition. Id misds,
I will not touch or be touched. ri .•vm avws: •
a < masdsin, (pi. of sinsin) Heads or projections
of the ribs, or vertebra3 of the back.
a < masdtib,(]i\. o f m as tab at or mistabat) Benches,
forms, seats long and wide.
a masdtir, (pi. of mastarat) Geometrical canons.
Writings.
A ilcL^o tnusdiMt, (in of ^a-') Contending, striving (with
another). Lying with a servant maid.
a JxL—« masd^id, (pi. of mas^ad) Degrees of happiness.
A musduidat, (in of <Ax-j) Helping. Favour, assist
ance, aid. p musduidat kardan (or i
musdz.adah shudan), To favour or bring help, to be assisting.
AJv bd musd^ada-i rdzgdr, With a favourable wind.
A« masdur, Lips and groins (of camels).
a<Ux!—« musdaifat, (in of Helping, assisting.
A « masdsj, (pi. of Six—< mas^dt) Endeavours, labours,
laudable studies, works, or attempts. .c^cl—c mas did-i
jamilah, Virtuous endeavours.
a ilil—e musdfdt, (in ofApplying a remedy. Charging
(any' One) with folly.
a ld \—« masdfat (also « masdfah), Distance, an interval,
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