"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٧‎٨‎١] (١٨٢٦/١٥٦٧)

1460
pJJoj mughuti kunduz, Tartar children. Fearless, in
trepid. Bloodthirsty.
a LiJtc mughghamU) A spoilt, corrupted thing.
a mughammaj, (Water) destitute of sweetness.
A XiJtr-o mughmad) Sheathed (sword).
A mughmar, Drunken. Mughmir , One who encounters
danger without fear or care. Mughammar , Inexperienced.
Aj^c jnaghmaz, Any thing liable to detraction or miscon
struction. A place or occasion given or found for it.
a maghmaz, Very low ground.
A maghmaghat (from wtA* q), Chewing (meat) par- |
tially. Speaking obscurely. Moving (a garment about in water |
when washing it). Thrusting (his) muzzle into a pot (a dog).
Moistening (sliced bread) with fat. Mixing (any thing). Being
mixed. Mixture, confusion. A weak and bad business.
A maghmud. Sheathed (sword).
Ajyiksc maghmury Obscure, mean, abject.
AjtAjtsc maghmuzy Accused, arraigned.
a maghmusun uilayhiy One who is reproached
on account of religion.
A maghmuly Covered over with bed-clothes in order
to be thrown into a perspiration. Put under straw in order to
ripen (green fruits or herbs).
a maghmumy Afflicted,sad. maghmum-kalb,
A sorrowful heart.
p maghmumahy Love-apples fried.
a ^AX^maghmtyun ^ctlayhi or mughman ^(ilayhiy Fainted
away, fallen into a swoon.
p mughan (for mughdn) Fire-worshippers.
a^^o mughintiy (A valley) resounding with the humming of
flies. (A valley) rich in herbage.
aSU omughndt or mughnat (from ^j^), Supplying the place
of another; acting as well as he did. Opulence.
a mighndjy Attractive, lovely (woman).
a mighndtisy (also maghnatis or
maghnltis), (Mayv^rnj), The magnet or loadstone.
p mughund (also mughandah). Every thing which
makes an excrescence on the body, as a wen, a swollen gland,
strained sinew, wind pent up in any limb; a callous protuberance
from a broken bone; the cicatrice of a wound. Any kind of
filth or rust. A horse-market.
A ynaghnamy Spoil.
a mughnamat (or &AJxsomughannamut)y Many (sheep),
numerous (flocks).
p dykso maghnudy Sleeping, laid asleep. Fainting, swooning.
a ItA-Cc maghnuzy One who labours under great affliction,
even to the point of death.
a ^^cwag/tna’, A pleasant mansion, the abode of cheerfulness.
La
Maghna' also mughna'y Whatever suffices, any thing with which
one is content.’ Mughannt, A singer, a musician.
P 1 maghntsdy A black earth brought from a mountain in
Kashan. A coloured stone very soft used by glass-makers.
a mughawvuty A ditch made for decoying and catching
wild beasts.
Aj^jU mighwdry A warrior, one who makes many excursions
to lay waste and plunder an enemy’s country.
Ail'y^ maghusaty (iv of CAyi) Succouring, assisting.
a u-f.* mughazczcasy Stript of thorns (a palm-tree).
p lAjjLe mughushdy A sect of the Magi.
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p , J mughushaky Christian monks. Magi.
A mughazozcasaty A woman who persuades her husband
that she is menstruous when that is not the case.
a J^e tnighxcaly A long small sword. A man’s name. ,CaL'
Jjjc-o zdt-i mighxaaly (A horse) swift, outstripping all others,
p Noghbly A Mogul.
A mughwty One who causes to err.
A /nagha'y Softness or laxity of leather.
AjLAc niighydry Jealous.
pjljLc maghydz also mighyuzy A present made to an errand-
boy or to another person’s servant for bringing any thing. A
gift in general.
vLjj'Ut^emighyazty An old garment given to the poor when
a new one is put on. Drink-money given to a taylor’s boy.
a (JLjLc mughydly The milk of women when pregnant or co
habiting with a man. (An infant) sucking such milk.
a maghiby Absence. The setting (of the sun). Mu-
ghiby (A woman) having an absent husband. Mughayyaby Hid.
a CjL^jLc mughayyubdty Mysteries, secrets, concealed things.
At^Jtsc mughayyubaty A mystery, a secret.
A maghtSy (fern. wcrgA7s«<) W'atered by rain (a
field). MughtSy One who gives aid, auxiliary.
a maghify Watered by rain. Red, mingled with blood.
Mughayyury Changed, altered.
a j+xo mughayribdny (pi. CL.'oIj j+x-< inugh(iyribu)idt)y I he
setting of the sun, when just beginning to go down.
a ij+x-v maghiraty Watered ground. Mighiraty Any thing
smelling badly. Mughiraty Light horsemen, when making a
plundering excursion into an enemy’s country. Running rapidly.
A ua+Ko maghtZy A place of little (water).
A Jr*" 0 mughily (A woman) suckling an infant when pregnant.
One who cohabits with a man w hilst suckling.
mughildn (for / ^\ umm-i ghilan), Egyptian or
Arabian thorns, different from acacia. mughi"
lan-i bdstan (or sli mughtldn-gdh)y The world. Time.
Fortune.
A maghyuby Absent, hid, invisible.
a ynaghyliSy Wet with rain (a field).