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masnuzc, (fem. masnuzcat) ^ atered (ground).
a Cj1ji-»«7WM«annawa/,(pl.of5U— ,noun ^ s '
k ^K^omasnun^ (fem.4jji-—< masnunat) Formed. Changed,
altered in smell or colour. Having a long face and nose. Smooth,
clear (faced). (Land) eat bare of grass. Circumcised. Ren
dered legal, lawful, adopted into use. .< JtXcli ka^tda-i
musnunah, A canon or rule; in law an evangelical council.
A musannah, Mouldy (bread).
A o ’--- masriijh (fem. <L:—« masnlyat) Watered (ground).
a ^-~<:/? 7 firsrc(fromj—«), Being restive,stubborn (ass). Coming
in the evening. Extracting the seed from the uterus of a camel.
A LL—« miszcat, An iron spoon with which things are mixed.
a miszcdk, A dentifrice, especially of a kind of tree ;
the tree itself; rubbing the teeth with a brush made of this tree.
musazcjar, (A dog) with a log tied to his neck. Hair
hanging down.
A < masuh, Unguent, any thing used in anointing. One
who measures often, indulges much in venery, and tells many lies.
One who wanders abouta great deal. Plain, flat,or smooth-faced.
A rough towel. Musuh (from ^~~ <! ), Creating any thing de
formed. (pi. of mis-h) Coarse cloths of hair or wool, of
which they make saddle-cloths for beasts of burthen. Sackcloths.
A Jw« masud, Afflicted with the disease j'y-j suzcdd. Mus-
zcid) One who begets a prince, or one who is to be head of a
family. A procreator of a black progeny. Mutwadd, Black (in
the face, from grief). Musazszcid, A chooser of a chief, lord, or
prince. Who blackens, or marks with black.
a musazazsadat {or iJj—« musazoicaduh)^ (fern, of Jy—
musazozcad) Blackened. A black thing. A note or memoran
dum-book, the first sketch, conception, or rough draught of any
thing, with many blottings and corrections.
Ajy—« musazczcar, Built (wall). Enclosed by a wall. A wall.
a Sjy^c miszcarat, A leathern cushion.
A < masuSy Brackish (water), neither salt nor fresh.
A^*~~cmiszoatyA ladlejorspatula, with which things are mixed.
a ,J«—« muszciky (A camel) which follows or presses on the
game, behind which a hunter lurks.
a musuky (pi. of mask) Skins of lambs or kids.
a Jy—« mas-uly (pi. mas-uldi) Asked, demanded, in
terrogated, requested. A petition ; any thing sued for.
A « musazozcaniy Signed, marked. Sent.
a maszcuny (pi.) Well, healthy, entire.
a < mas-haby A blabber, a great talker. Mus-haby De
prived of sense from the bite of a serpent.
A mus-habaty Deep (well).
A mas-hajy A place where the wind blows. Mis-haj,
A prater, a babbler, a trifling speaker.
a < musahhady Rendered sleepless, roused.
A i——%• mus-hafy (Meat) creating (thirst).
a mis-haky Light, active, fleet (horse).
A J^o mus-hil, Laxative, aperient, purgative. One who
comes to a soft level ground. mus-hildt-i bulghat/iy
Medicines which carry oft' phlegm,phlegmagogues.
mus-hildt-i sazcddy Medicines which expel the bile, melana-
gogues. mus-hildt-i safray Medicines which ex-
pel or evacuate bilious fceces, cholagogues.
A « musahlaty A besom, a broom.
A musahhaniy (fem. musahhamat) A garment
marked with stripes resembling arrows. Plaited, folded.
a 'by--* musahhamat, (Camels) affected with the disease
called ♦b* 1 wham.
A * mas-huf. Tormented with an unquenchable thirst.
A *y*-~< mas-hum, (A camel) affected by the disease
a masy (from Extracting the prolific seed from
the matrix of a camel. (Heat) wasting (flocks). Going an
easyjourney. Touching or squeezing (with the hand). Maty,
Whatever happens in the evening. Mas a' also misy. Evening.
Musayy, (dim. of l—< masd), A little evening.
a mist. Made of copper. A sort of dentrifice, or colour-
in rr frir flip tpptli ntipd in Hindustan.
a V- mus-iy A sinner, a criminal, a malefactor.
a L musayyan. As the evening began.
A -L—< misydh, A sycophant going about to sow dissensions.
a jb—< masydr, A centre.
A musyd^y (A she-camel) which goes to pasture with
out a keeper.
a masydnatUy In the evening hours.
A c musayyab. Dismissed, set at liberty. Given.
a masijaty An enclosure fenced with thorns.
p <i musichah, A sort of bird white like a turtle or duck,
but larger, making with its wings a hissing noise when flying.
a < musihy Smooth, bare. The bare part of a coin, either
unstamped, or where the impression has worn off. Sincere.
Sweat Anointed. al masih, The anointed, the Mes-
Cr
siah, our Lord Jesus Christ. almusihiid dajjal
(or simply Jb-J dajjdl). Antichrist. Missih, One who mea
sures or travels much. Musayyah, Striped (garment).
A Musihdy Jesus Christ, the Messiah. A Christian.
a musihd-nafuSy Possessed of the breath of the
Messiah (an expression used to imply a skilful physician; as if
endowed, like the Messiah, with the power of recovering the sick,
or recalling the dead by a breath).
p masihazedr. Like Christ or a Christian.
A « masihd-iy Christ-like. Of the Messiah. The office
or works of the Messiah.
a masthat, A bow. A rinndet of hair.
A mas ~*htyy Christian, appertaining to Christ.
millat-i maslhlyah. The Christian people.