"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٧‎٨‎٤] (١٨٢٦/١٥٧٣)

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mikdam) The fore parts. cUJjliU rakiba makadl-
mahu, He fell prostrate.
a &\d\Lo mukdzdt, (in of ljS&s) Recompensing, repaying.
A mukarib, Near, neighbouring. Tolerable, moderate
(in price). In the mid-way, between good and evil.
AAjjljU mukarabat, (in of c_^) Drawing near, approach
ing. Being almost full (a vessel). Shewing propinquity or
neighbourhood. Disputing with another who is nearest. Bid
ding against (at a sale). Proximity.
A mukdrrat, (itl jS kurra) Resting. Becoming firm,
settled, strengthening one’s interest (with another). Being pre
sent (at prayer).
mukarahatan, (Coming) face to face, before, from
the opposite side.
A makariz, Hard places which the farmer has occasion
to water. ' Ground thinly sown. Large wine-vessels.
A^liU mukdrazat, (in of Paying back, making re
tribution, lending at interest or usury (especially to receive a
certain premium on the sale of merchandize). lighting; con
tending (especially in repeating or replying to verses). Reta
liation, revenge.
a mukdrauit, Blows, contusions, collisions.
a^ILj mukarauit, (in of ^ji) Beating one another. Con
quering at drawing lots.
a uJjlio makdrif, (pi. of mukrtf) Born of a slave fa-
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ther and free mother. (Horses) from a mean sire by a blood mare.
a ZiJ&o mukdrafat, (in of uJ/) Mixing (with sin), defiling
one’i*elf (will? it)^ ( Having to do (with one’s wife).
^ mukdrin,) Associated, connected, related, allied, fami-
liar, intimate, domesticated. Near.
A ijj\L* mukdranat, (in of Living in society, being in
timate. Being in conjunction (as two stars). Collating. Ren
dering (one) successful or unfortunate (a star). Conjunction, con
nexion, companionship, familiarity. Proximity.
a makdrt, (pi. of ujyU mikra') Hospitable cups with
which guests are welcomed.
a Jjliu makdrib, (pi. of t-rJjio mukrib) (Women, mares,
and sheep) near the birth.
a makdrih) (pi. of kdrih) Five-year old horses.
a makdriz, (pi. of ^ 0^0 mikrdz), Shears, scissors.
A iLslLo mukdsdt, (in of ^-3) Becoming callous with regard
to any evil, and enduring it with all its inconveniences.
A makdsim, (pi. of JU maksim) Places of division or
distribution.
a mukdsamat, (in of Dividing (with another).
Causing (one) to swear fidelity. ? moii) } A
a (jfiliU makds, A rafter or joist, into which other beams are
inserted. Shears, scissors. 3/aA*flAS, (pi. of wm^t/ss) (Mares)
apparently in foal. ^ bebayQiq xlairfi#
a SLliu mukdsdtf (m of^oi) Driving away.
A &&&< mukussuti (111 of kassa) Retaliating. Making
equal, balancing (accounts). ^
A L-V.f d.fi ■• i ~' male as id, (pi* ot maksad, kasd, and
maksud), Designs, enterprises, machinations, great attempts or
undertakings. Thoughts; desires; wishes, wants, inclinations.
makdsir, (pi. of maksarat) The later hours of
the evening, a mixture of darkness with light.
a bliu mikdt, A cord with which a sheep’s legs are tied when
slaughtered. Swaddling-clothes, Makdtt, (pi. of LiU mikutt)
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Pieces of bone on which they nib writing-reeds or pens.
A Js\jL< makdtir, (pi. of^laiU maktar) Drops.
a jirliU makdti^, (pi. of jJaiU makta^) Places of cutting.
Sections (especially pauses in the Kur’an). Fords, passes, or
passages of rivers, (pi* of ^V?ii »-< munkata^/), 1 laces where any
thing is broken off, limits, extremes. Custom-houses, or any
other places where public imposts or taxes are paid.
a (IaIsIa* makdta^at, Any places where public taxes are re-
ceived. Impost, custom. Mukdta^at, (ill of j-Lj) Being dis
united, estranged. Deciding (any thing with another). Con-
tending with another whose sword is sharpest.
a JblLo makutil, (pi. of LlLjU miktalat) Iron cutting instru
ments.
AljliU makdz, A place for passing the summer. _
A makd^id, (pi. of mak^axl and mak^adat),
Places in the market where people sit. Benches, seats, Back
sides. Camps. Mukd^id, Whatever comes behind another. A
guardian, a keeper, a preserver. A
a mukduidat, (m of A.O) Sitting down by (another).
Mukd^idat, A woman. A kind of floor-cloth or carpet on which
they sit. A sack full of provisions, especially dried flesh and
biscuit. A round heap of sand. A low hill.
a makd^tSy (pi. of mukutnsis) Strong, hard.
a Jlil< makdl (from ^Jy), Speaking, saying. A word. An
opinion, sentence. J'dU * wa makdl, Actions and words.
A makdlat, A word, discourse, saying, opinion, sentence,
adage, proverb. Mukallot, (in of (Ji kalla) Giving litffe. ^
A makdlim, Prominent joints (of canes used as spears).
a makdlt, (pi. of iXiU mikldt) Frying-pans.
a makdllt, (pi. of mikldt) Bereaved motheis.
makdlid, (pi. of mikldd and ^\s^c), Locks; keys.
p |♦liLx Makdm, Name of a district in Zabulistan.
a makdm (from ^3), Staying, stopping, residing (many
place). A place of residence, a dwelling, a mansion. A post)
station, office. State, dignity, condition. A royal court. The
halting of an army. The presence of God in judgment. A mu
sical tone. /*liu suhib-i makdm, Raised to honour, dig
nified. Skilled in musical sounds. kdim-i makdm (vulg*
kaim makam), Locum tenons. The vicegerent, the Kaimacani)