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p mukayyad shudan, To give attention, to study, to
take care of. To be fixed.
a ^JuiU mukayyadi, Bondage. Close attention.
a la-ilc makiz^ A summer-habitation. Mukayyaz, Summer
provisions lasting till Midsummer.
A makizat, Plants remaining green till Midsummer.
a mukayyus, Embroidered, ornamented. Analogous.
A mukay^S) Moderately strong.
A i— a^.s^o muklf) Any one whom you meet.
a tnakil (from J^), Taking a nap at mid-day or a little
before. Any place where one reposes then, a dormitory. The
grave. Mukayyil, One who gives to drink at mid-day.
r muk~d, A dish of wheat, barley, vetches, lentils, beans,
peas, and scarlet beans, eaten on the tenth day of Muharram.
p ULit* muktl-bii) A kind of spoon-meat composed of pounded
flesh, sheep’s chitterlings, chopped small, the fat of a sheep’s tail,
mixed up with onions, wheat, rice, vetches, lentils, beans, scarlet
beans, turnips, beet, leeks and carrots, and eaten on the tenth
day of Muharram.
a mukimj A dweller, a resident, an inhabitant. Fixed, assi
duous, constant, persevering, p mukim shudan, To
dwell. To persevere, /c^r'' 6 mukim-i manzil-i haf-
tum, The planet Saturn. niuktm o sukkdnl, The
citizens and inhabitants.
p makhnlj Brokerage.
A rnukayyin, A maker of a camel’s saddle.
a mukayyinat) The dresser of a bride.
a ^^ixmukayyl) Emetical, vomitive.
a muklyut. Emetics.
p lLCo mak, (imp. of makldan) Suck thou. One who
sucks. Mak or milk, A short spear, halberd, or javelin.
a clXc makk (from lL^o makkd)^ Sucking. Diminishing, de
stroying. Voiding (excrement). Suction.
a ICc (from Swelling (as the hand) with labour.
Breaking wind. The hole of a fox or hare. Mukd (from
Hissing. Whistling (as a bird, or as a man, especially on his fin
gers). Being open, exposed (posteriors). The whistle (of a bird).
Mukkdy A kind of small bird whistling in gardens.
p L-^lCc tnakdb, Do not dig, do not search for. Reluctance.
a mukdbasat) (in of Heeling, as a ship when
unloading her cargo, or putting it on board another.
A mukdbadat, (in of Ju£) Waxing callous with regard
to evil, and enduring it with all its inconveniences. Labour, toil.
a mukubarat, (in of Lifting up. Contending.
Haughtiness, contention. mukdbarah wa ^indd,
Contention and stubbornness. j J-Xsj- jadal wa mukdba
rah, Altercation and pride.
a mukdbalat, (in of Putting off payment of a
debt. Refusing. Delaying to purchase a house adjoining to
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that which one possesses, in order that after being bought by
another he may recover it at law.
a makdtib, (pi. of maktab) Schools. Mukd-
tib, A slave who writes off or ransoms himself.
A <LjlCo mukdtabat, (in of i_^£) Corresponding by letter.
(A slave) giving a certain sum of money to his master for liber
ty, literally writing off his slavery.
a <Lb'lCo mukdtalat, (in of (J^£) Fighting.
Ai^jlCc mukdtamat, (in of ^) Concealing (his secret).
A makdttb, (pi. oft— maktub) Letters, writings.
A Lj\£~<mukdsabat, (in ofApproaching, drawing nigh.
A mukdsarat, (in of^ii) Disputing about multitude.
Asking (from any person) much (water) to drink. Associating
much with. Copiousness.
a <UjIC mukdsamat, (in of j*£i) Approaching. Interfering,
mixing, or having business with others.
a jJjs-ICc makdhil, (pi. of mik-hal) Iron pins for anoint
ing the eyes with collyrium, (metaphor.) Guns, muskets.
AJIC. makdd (and £l>ICc makadat), (from <^), Being near,
or all but (doing). Being hardly able (to do).
a i mukddat (for imukdyadat), (in of Ju£) Deceiv
ing, entrapping. Fraud, circumvention.
ajICc makkdr, A cheat, a knave, an impostor, a deceiver, a
worthless fellow, a malefactor,
A ^jlCc mukdrdt, (in of <>£,-) Hiring, renting.
A hmukdrabat, (in of < -r^) Being near (happening).
A mukdradat, (in of Driving off one another.
A ijj\Lscmukdrazat,(i\iof\£)Tk\mi\\ngio any place andhiding
there. Flying from. Endeavouring to get the start of another.
A makdram, Name of a mountain where it was believed
divine fire was kindled on the first night of Ramazan, and burnt
the whole month. Any high place.
a makdrim, (pi.of makramznd. jnakramat),
Laudable or generous actions of noble, honourable men. Graces,
favours, benefits. Miracles. Excellencies, virtues.
A iUjlCo mukdramat, (in of pjs) Contending about honour,
nobility, or munificence. Mutual respect and veneration.
a mukdrun, (pi. of ^iCe) Camel-hirers or leaders.
A ijlCs mukdirih, Inconveniences, misfortunes, accidents.
a mukdri or mukdriy, One who lets out camels, horses,
and the like. A camel-leader.
a makkdri, Cheating, knavery, imposture,
p makds, Do not diminish. Mukds, Shrewdness in trade.
Earnest endeavour, intense exertion, importunity. Toll, tribute,
custom. A toll-gatherer; a tithe-collector.
A makds (from Coiling itself up (a serpent). A
place where a serpent coils itself up.
A mukdsdt, (in of Contending for glory.
A t— makdsib, (pi. of u—v— maksab) Gains, earnings.
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