"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [و‎‎٧‎٧‎٣] (١٨٢٦/١٥٥٠)

a Muzaffarun, Name of a dynasty which reigned in
Persia from about A. D. 1317 till 1395.
A mizullat, A shade; a tent, a pavilion of goat’s hair.
A u.c lla^o muzallaf) Endued with a cloven foot.
a muzallal. Shaded. The stick of a parasol.
a muzlim^ Dark (night). One who enters into, or walks
in, darkness.
a mazlamat or mazlimat, Oppression, tyranny, cruelty,
injustice, iniquity. Muzlimat (from j*!!?), Being tyrannical,
p mazlamuh-kar) Injurious, tyrannical, oppressive.
A mazluf) Hurt in the hoof or nail.
a jnazlum, Injured, oppressed. Mild, gentle, modest.
Milk drunk off before it becomes thick.
p mazlumunahi Like an injured person.
A mazlumat) (Land) never yet ploughed or turned up.
a mazlumi (or a mazlumiyai)^ Modesty. The
state of being oppressed.
A muzma,) A place disagreeably situated. Mizmdy Very
thirsty (man).
a mazmazat (from la/fcia^c q), Making a noise (a drum,
or a horse’s shoe upon stones).
a mazmawi (or mazmiy), (A field) watered by
rain, not by rivulets, canals, or art.
a mazinnat. Opinion, thought. Suspicion, conjecture.
The proper place of any thing. The place where any thing is
supposed to be.
a ^ maznun,) Thought, suspected.
a mazwdt, (Ground) producing plentifully the plant .
a mazwiy, (Leather) dressed or tanned with the leaves
of the plant zayydn.
a mazhar, A place where any spectacle is represented,
a theatre, an amphitheatre, a stage. ^^
har-i ihsdn wa altdf^ Deemed worthy of grace and favour.
„ /j^c, mazhar-ijaldl-i ildhl y The object of the divine
power, i. e. any person, place, or thing which has been the ob
ject of Almighty vengeance. mazhar-i ^addzsat,
Odious, held in detestation. Muzhir, One who manifests, shows,
displays. A comer or goer at noon day. Possessed of a num
ber of camels of burthen. Muzahhar. Strong 1 in the back.
Thrown behind the back, rejected, discarded. Muzahhir, One
who comes at noon. Name of a man.
a fajAssc mazhariyat, Being the object of.
a maziy, (Leather) dressed with the leaves of the plant
'zayydn.
a iiLla* mazy at) (Land) rich in the plant called (jUl? zayydn.
a ma^or ma^U) With, together with, in the company of
(It denotes confederacy and favour, likewise opposition and hos
tility). Notwithstanding. ma^ an. Although, notwith
standing. ma^a kulli hazd. With all this, notwith
standing, still. 1 a* wc ma^hdzd, Beside.
a \x* ma^an) Along with, together. At once. Mi^d, A gut.
a mu^Jib (and ma^dbat)) A vice, reproach. The
place where any vice is committed.
a ma^abid) (pi. of ^abd) Servants, slaves, (pi. of
ma^bid)) Sacred places, temples, churches, chapels, shrines.
\j)\x*c ma^dbir) (pi. of ma^bar or mi^bar) Passes, fords.
xi^-^KxscmuzAitab) Reprehended,chidden, ghayr-i
mu^dtab) Blameless, irreprehensible.
a <LjU^c mu^dtabat) (in of L r ^cs-) Expostulating (especially
lovers or friends). Chiding, reproving. Reprehension, expos
tulation.
A ma^aS) A way, a path, a rule, an institution.
a jjlx* ma^dsir) (pi. of mi^sai'at') Things apt to give of
fence. Snares, nooses.
A ma^dj (from ^yt), Retiring, receding. Pulling a
(camel’s) head to one side with the reins.
A mu^djdt) (in oiysr) Fostering (an infant), allowing
(it) to suck a nurse, not (its) mother. Feeding a weaned child.
a mu^djazat) (in of^s? 1 ) Departing and nobody fol
lowing. Preceding, excelling, getting the start in any business.
Leaving or committing one’s work to another’s care. Inclining
towards. Being weak and helpless.
a mu^djalatj (in of t,J«sr) Seizing, running after and
catching (sheep by the tail).
a ma^djtjy Violently blowing (winds).
A ma^djin) (pi. of Electuaries, confections.
a tna^dd) The place or state to which one returns. The
other world. The resurrection (the body being then supposed
to return to its pristine state), p jWo j[Ashdh-i behishtl-
ma’^dd) The prince destined for paradise, i. e. the deceased king.
jW-c ma^dd sakhtaii) To apply to. To rub.
a mu^addt) (in ofjiXt) Detesting, being inimical, hos
tile. Passing from one to another; seeking immediately (one
thing after another). Enmity, hostility, hatred, animosity.
a ioU* muuiddat) (in of Ac ^adda) Numbering, enumerat
ing. Paining (one) with the disease called J^Ac ^iddd.
a mu^ddil) Equal, equivalent, alike, resembling, com
parable, opposed to. Justi p ^ bi mu^ddil, Unparalleled,
incomparable. JaU* ^ , JjU ay uidil~i bt muuidil, O in
comparable judge!
a <L!aU^ muuidalat) (in of <Jac) Being equal, equivalent to.
Making equal or similar. Riding in company. Hesitating or
remaining in doubt with regard to two future events. Being
crooked. Equilibrium, equality, parity. Justice.
A ma^ddiU) (pi. of ^A*^: maiduri) Mines, quarries,
piihj xju j ^aU^c ma^adin-4 dhano nukrah o tild) Mines
of iron, silver, and gold.
a aU^c mauiz (or ^aU^j muvdzat)) (from Aj^c), Taking re
fuge, flying (to God), in any misfortune. aI*« marMza’lldh
(or £Alx* niU'uizata'lldh)) God forbid ! Heaven defend !
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